Each spring, azaleas light up our gardens with a profusion of colorful blooms. These classic mounding shrubs drift across the landscape like showy clouds. Once established, they need little care.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. pruning red azalea with secateurs There are many reasons to find out about pruning azaleas. It could be that your shrub is ...

Mounds of red, pink, and white azaleas explode every spring, beautifying your yard and giving you great satisfaction for properly taking care of the shrubs throughout the year. Fortunately, once ...

Some plants set buds during the summer for spring blooms, or only bloom on new growth. Learn more about eight plants you ...

Playing golf in February hardly seems unusual here in the semi-tropics, but it's unheard of in places like Chicago. Except for this year, of course. Earlier this week, high temperatures there flirted ...

Most home gardeners prize azaleas for their wide range of colors and low maintenance. By learning to prune these shrubs properly, you will be rewarded with healthy plants that bring spring color to ...

March is just around the corner, so now is the time to get the last of your February garden jobs ticked off. One shrub to pay attention to is your azalea, which needs some TLC after battling winter ...

SHREVEPORT, La. - Gardening enthusiasts gathered at the American Rose Center to hear from David Creech of Stephen F. Austin University, who provided expert advice on azalea care, particularly pruning ...

Perhaps your azaleas have grown too tall or wide for the landscape. If you ever thought of giving them a trimming now is the time. If you wait much longer flower buds forming for next spring might be ...

Question: Our azaleas are at least 25 years old and thinning. What can we do to make them thick again? Answer: Sounds like your plants need rejuvenation pruning but there is a rick. If the plants are ...

Trees, lawns, and flowers aren’t the only things growing their fastest this time of year, thanks to the warm soil and longer day lengths. Weeds are plants, too, and they also shift into high gear now.