If you want to see year-round color, you don't need to look further than your backyard. There are many native shrubs and ...

Some hedge plants, however, can be thuggish in nature, with vigorous growth rates proving challenging for gardeners. These aggressive and invasive hedge plants are best avoided wh ...

Providing the backbone of the garden in summer and a stark beauty in winter, small-leaved evergreens are invaluable. Hazel ...

Brits are fed up with nosy neighbours peeking into their gardens - with over half considering their nearby residents to be overly curious and 60 per cent confessing to keeping an eye on the goings ...

But gardeners are warned to be mindful of cutting hedges in March as this is the bird nesting season and it is an offence ...

Until budburst – when tree buds emerge from winter dormancy and new shoots become visible – there is still time to renovate ...

After thousands of homes were destroyed, many are looking for ways to make Los Angeles safer from wildfires. But clearing ...

Consider hardy plants like Elder, Hawthorn or English Yew. Large evergreen hedging plants such as Cherry Laurel, Privet or the conifer Leylandii make fantastic wind breaking hedges that display ...

Honey fungus is the most serious fungal disease affecting garden trees and shrubs in this country. With young trees and shrubs, death can be very sudden, while older trees may take many years to die.