Trees, Shrubs & Landscaping

Rhododendrons come in a wide variety of sizes, colors, and temperature tolerances. Let us help you find the right one for your garden.

A few simple changes in your yard can help preserve the health of the Chesapeake Bay

Love hydrangeas? Take the guesswork out of tending this pretty bloomer with these expert growing tips, including planting, feeding, and pruning info.

Choose the right trees, shrubs and ornamentals for your location and conditions

Get step by step directions for adding a fruit tree to your landscape.

Find out how to make the best use of water in your garden, especially in dry areas

Let these aerial acrobats delight you while they control bug pests

How to select, plant, and maintain the right trees or shrubs for your yard and your climate

These eye-catching plants are ideal in dry-area gardens

Enjoy big blooms year after year

Enjoy shade and savings

After a long, hot, summer, cheery fall flowers brighten up the yard

Plant perennials for blooms that come back year after year with little maintenance.

Trees, shrubs, brush piles and boxes provide year-round shelter for birds.

Going Vertical Gives You More Gardening Fun

Enjoy decorating, then keep the tree

Plant the right flowers for beautiful colours in dry conditions

Here are some tips to help you keep your tree fresher, longer

Learn more about the proper times to prune trees and shrubs in your yard

A little planning can save many headaches later

Just because it looks pretty doesn't mean you can't eat it.

Put big flowers in big containers for an immediate statement.

There's no doubt about prolonged droughts; they can leave your landscape looking uncommonly dry and barren. The good news is with a few simple tips, you can revive your landscape. Here's how.

Enjoy your landscape in more ways than you thought possible

You can make almost any space more interesting with a tree or shrub planted in a container.

For colour, privacy, and your next meal, an edible hedgerow is ideal

Now you can make your yard interesting in deep winter

Take a few steps in late fall, and spring gardening will be easier