Blooming shrubs add color and texture to the landscape, but some of them are more trouble than they're worth. Avoid growing ...

At first glance, weeds appear to be pests. Diving deeper, they are only trying their best to promote plant succession.

Bring plenty of hummingbirds flocking to your yard with an array of nectar-rich flowers that make excellent fillers and ...

When planning your garden, make sure to avoid using these popular (but invasive) plants; consider swapping them out for ...

These invasive vines can overwhelm herbaceous plants and shrubs ... red centers. If you spot it flowering, act quickly, as these multiple flowers will soon produce abundant shiny, light brown ...

Answer: Honeysuckle vines ... Question: We have several large English holly bushes in our yard with gorgeous red berries. I’d like to cut some and sent it to out of state relatives and put ...

Bush honeysuckle is a menace ... yellow and pale pink which are followed by abundant red berries. There is some evidence that bush honeysuckles release chemicals into the soil to inhibit the ...

Bush Honeysuckle is another invasive that Rastok ... in height with flowers that change from white to yellow; juicy red berries; and opposite, simple leaves that green up much earlier than ...

It looks innocent: just a mid-size bushy shrub with ... in early spring, red berries in the fall and green leaves into near-winter. I’m sure that’s why the Amur honeysuckle was brought from ...

Red twig dogwood (Cornus sericea), also known as red osier, is particularly welcome in wintertime, when its stems turn a striking red. The shrub’s bluish-white berries appear in ... called trumpet or ...

Birds love the late season berries and disperse them throughout ... clusters of pale-yellow fringed flowers turn red as they are pollinated. Bush Honeysuckle will attract bees, butterflies and ...

Among the plants covered are all varieties of Japanese honeysuckle, Bradford pear, burning bush, Wintercreeper and all varieties ... and it was thought that the red berries were good food for birds.