Hydrangeas can be hard to grow in some locations. Try flowers that look similar to hydrangeas for big bloom clusters, ...

Flowering shrubs are the secret weapon here. They show up reliably, deliver stunning displays, and keep working year after ...

The first thing to remember is that shrubs are easy to grow, so even if you don’t have a green thumb, you’ll feel like you do when you see these beauties in bloom. Remember you need to choose ...

A beautiful way to add more color to your yard is by planting flowering shrubs. These 30 options provide stunning foliage and blooms for you to enjoy.

Abode 11 flowering shrubs to plant in your garden before May ends For a robust landscape with pops of color and texture, consider adding a few of these plants to your yard this spring. By Ryan Conner ...

Transform your dry landscape into a thriving oasis. Drought-tolerant shrubs, such as brittlebush, jojoba, or ninebark, bring ...

From: Austin Question: I am looking for a flowering evergreen shrubs that can take all afternoon sun (on the west side of our house. Preferably 2ft high and 2 ft wide.

Q: I want to hide my back fence line with a hedge of carefree, flowering shrubs. I would like something that grows to about 8 feet and does not have to be regularly shaped. — J.S., Houston ...

These early spring flowering plants brighten up the landscape (as well as my mood). I am crazy about some of the new shrubs that flower in March and April, but I cannot forget about the ones that ...

These early spring flowering plants brighten up the landscape (as well as my mood). I am crazy about some of the new shrubs that flower in March and April, but I cannot forget about the ones that ...

Gardening 101: Flowering Shrubs Provide Spring-Like Color During Cold Winter January 19, 2022 / 4:55 PM CST / CBS Texas FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) - The drabness of winter can be a little depressing.

There are a couple of new spireas that are excellent flowering shrubs for the landscape called Candy Corn, a dwarf variety only growing to 2 to 3 feet, and Doozie, which grows to 3 to 4 feet.