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Deer definitely have their favorite plants to snack on. Hostas, roses, daylilies, indian hawthorn, pittosporum, and pansies are some of their favorites. But hungry deer will feed on just about any plant, especially the flowers, buds, and young, tender growth....
The condition of the soil is one of the most critical elements of blueberries' success. But how can one know the best type of soil? Not all soils can serve agriculture purposes. Having soil improvement projects can be useful to...
Evergreen shrubs are highly sought after because they add year-round color and interest to the landscape. I mean, who doesn’t love a plant that livens up a dreary winter landscape? There are endless options when it comes to evergreens. There...
Shrubs or bushes are woody plants. They can be evergreen or deciduous and either of these types can bloom. Shrubs range in size from dwarf to large and everything in between. We use landscape shrubs for a variety of purposes....
Ligustrum (also called privets) are extremely fast growing flowering evergreen shrubs. They are also easy to grow and require no maintenance once they are established. They prefer warmer climates and are literally everywhere here in the Carolinas. Most Ligustrum are...
A neat feature of hydrangeas is the ability to change the flower color. However, not all varieties of hydrangea change color. Some kinds of hydrangea only come in white. Other varieties can be blue, pink, red, or purple, and it’s...
Roses are adored flowering plants. There are so many different types, varieties, and colors. Newer varieties like Knock Out Roses bloom for 3 seasons and are definitely a knockout in pots. Drift Roses are perfect for hanging baskets and mixed...
If you are planning to grow blueberry bushes or you have them in your garden, then applying fertilizer will help give you sweet and quality fruits during harvest. The blueberry plant performs well in acidic soil. Thus, fortifying the soil...
You can safely prune just about any flowering shrub soon after flowering has stopped to avoid trimming off the following year’s blooms. If you aren’t sure and your number one concern is bloom loss prune at this time. If you...
