How to Take Hardwood Cuttings in November for Free Shrubs
November is a great time to multiply deciduous shrubs from hardwood cuttings. Learn which plants to try, how to cut them, and how to get them rooted successfully.
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7 Plants to Prune Before Winter Hits
A few garden plants respond best to a late-fall trim. Learn which ones to cut back now, which ones to leave, and how to prune safely before winter.
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Black Chokeberry: A Native Shrub for Brilliant Fall Color
Black chokeberry offers fiery autumn foliage, spring flowers, and bird-friendly berries—making it a smart native substitute for burning bush.
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5 Winter-Flowering Shrubs That Make Your Front Yard Smell Amazing
Add fragrance to the darkest months with winter-flowering shrubs that brighten the front yard, support wildlife, and are easy to care for.
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Swap Butterfly Bush for Summersweet, a Wildlife Favorite
If you want a flowering shrub that supports pollinators without spreading aggressively, summersweet is a fragrant, easy-care alternative to butterfly bush.
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3 Best Plants to Attract Cardinals to Your Garden
Bring more cardinals into your yard with shrubs and trees that offer berries, cover, and nesting spots. These three plants are garden-friendly standouts.
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5 Easy Plants to Propagate From Cuttings in October
October is a smart time to root semi-ripe cuttings from hardy garden plants. Learn which ones to try and how to increase your chances of success.
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6 Best Hedges to Plant in Fall for Natural Privacy
Planting hedges in fall gives shrubs time to root before winter, setting up a denser, more effective privacy screen by next growing season.
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5 Acid-Loving Plants to Plant in September for Color
If hydrangeas and blueberries already flourish in your yard, September is a smart time to add more acid-loving plants that settle in before winter and shine next spring.
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Late-Summer Azalea Care for Bigger Blooms Next Spring
A late-summer watering routine can make the difference between a full spring display and sparse blooms on azaleas and rhododendrons.
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Pair Japanese Anemone With Ninebark for Fall Color
Create a long-lasting border by pairing airy Japanese anemones with bold ninebark foliage for color, texture, and late-season garden interest.
