This is a shrub with plumes of soft needle-like foliage. It is native to the coast of southwestern Australia and is therefore tolerant of salt and wind. Woollybush is slow-growing, may eventually ...

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Keep it classic with a pair of boxwood topiaries. They can be short and bushy, tall and narrow, or pruned into decorative shapes (you often see them cut into spirals!). As a bonus, they're low ...

When it comes to finding the best low-maintenance shrub for the front of your house, Dallas-based landscape designer Melissa Gerstle offers this advice: “Don’t think, ‘I need a shrub.’ ...

The emailed photo from Shrub Oak International School came through at 8:14 at night, affixed to a brief note letting Elizabeth Carlson know that her son, Matthew, was “doing fine and slowly ...

You can plant annuals, perennials, or shrubs in your container. If you choose a perennial or shrub, you can treat it as an annual to enjoy for one season, or plant it in ground in your garden ...

Don’t forget to pair them with a dogwood or another colorful tree or shrub nearby. This will create a beautiful contrast in your garden,' she adds. Felicity also suggests clipping forsythia to use for ...