Hard pruning is best done keeping the natural growth cycle of azaleas in mind. The main growing season for azaleas is spring ...

Lightly pruning rhododendrons and azaleas in the fall will ensure they remain healthy and in good shape. Focus on removing ...

Autumn is in full swing, but before you hibernate for the winter make sure to set your azaleas up for success so they can thrive in the coming spring.

Discover fall-flowering shrubs like seven-son flower, bush clover, and native witch-hazel to extend garden color, attract ...

“Echinacea shines in September with nonstop magenta blooms that keep pollinators and songbirds coming right up until frost,” says Funk. “Coneflower adds vivid color to borders and containers, offering ...

Yellow leaves don't always mean drought stress. It's also a sign of potential lace-bug damage -- a problem that's been common ...

Planting azaleas the right way is key to growing healthy plants! This guide covers soil preparation, sun and shade requirements, proper spacing, watering techniques, and mulching to help your azaleas ...

When it comes to pruning, timing is essential. If pruned in September, some plants will not flower next year or will lose their new growth to winter frosts.

SAVING SEEDS: Collect seeds from your flowers to plant next year. They include warm-season annuals such as cosmos, cleome, ...

The best road to rebloom is starting with plants or species that sometimes naturally flower in the fall. Many gardeners have seen this in their own yard when a fall warm spell follows a cold period.

Norfolk Botanical Garden Education Department will host their annual native plant sale and fundraiser. Garden to-go kits are ...

If you have St. Augustine or zoysia grass, fall is a time when brown patch fungus becomes active. The dry weather is helping ...