As the weather warms up, it's understandable that you want your garden to look its best. But there are plants you shouldn't ...

When you get home, make sure plants go in the shade and near a water supply. You wouldn’t buy plants from a garden centre ...

We’re all familiar with weeds, but invasive plants are another major category to watch out for in your garden.

In this week's Gardening Update, Carol talks about some of the heartier species of Hydrangeas that are better suited for ...

It’s going to be a very good year for hydrangeas, maybe not as bountiful as last year's prolific blooms, but for many ...

Many plants in Texas landscapes are suitable hosts for aphids, including bedding plants, ash, barberry, boxelder, crape myrtle, jasmine, flowering almond, gardenia, hibiscus, hydrangea, mountain ash, ...

Flowers are often a lesson in appreciating fleeting beauty. Some of the most awe-inspiring flowers—like daylilies and cherry ...

Hydrangeas enjoy rich, well-draining, slightly acidic soil. They are thirsty plants, requiring frequent, deep watering during ...

Hydrangeas need plenty of water to establish roots and to survive Southern summer temperatures. Learn how much water ...

Shade-loving plants like hydrangeas are undesirable neighbors for roses because of the different light conditions required ...

Gardeners should make sure to avoid planting companion plants with different sunlight, soil, and even pest needs to ensure ...

The best time to prune most shrubs is in the winter when the plants are dormant, so you can better see their shape. Which ...