Oakleaf hydrangeas don't need ... although it's still a good idea to look out for dwarf varieties so you can keep them under ...

It's not only full-size trees that put on an amazing fall color display when autumn arrives. Quite a few deciduous shrubs turn red in the fall before they lose their leaves for the winter. If you want ...

A member of the hardy oakleaf hydrangea variety, these miniature marvels stand in ... little honey hydrangeas are a dwarf cultivar with enchanting color-changing foliage and blooms. These woody shrubs ...

Oakleaf hydrangea grows to 6-by-6 feet in time ... Stay away from Pampas Grass. Instead use dwarf grasses such as dwarf purple fountain grass or muhly grass. Remember when undertaking any ...

We will specifically focus on the three most common varieties seen in landscapes: Panicle and Limelight, Oakleaf, and Big Leaf. Big Leaf Hydrangea has numerous common name cousins such as the ...

Oakleaf hydrangeas, also known as hydrangea quercifolia, are distinguished by their lobed leaves resembling those of oak trees and star-shaped flowers that typically bloom in pink hues.

One of the most common of these bright fall shrubs, commonly known as Burning Bush, was classified by the Pennsylvania ...

From Dennis Patton: Last week I wrote about a great shrub for the landscape: our good old friend the Oakleaf hydrangea. I would like to continue with what will be an on-again/off- again series of ...

H. Paniculata blooms easily on new wood. H. quercifola, or oak leaf hydrangea, is also a good bloomer. Many have conical white flowers that fade to deep pink, exfoliating bark the color of ...

Dwarf Meyer Lemon Tree (Citrus x limon ‘Meyer’) Hardy in Zones 5 to 9, the showy Hydrangea macrophylla thrives in large containers that will hold 6 to 8 gallons of growing mix. Hardy in Zones ...

Welcome to the autumnal season, New England! This week in the garden, I have been observing the emerging foliar radiance of flowering dogwood, currently featuring a stately progression of crimson ...

CGCG014-074 is an early-type dwarf lenticular galaxy, located in the vicinity of NGC 4546—a massive lenticular galaxy at a distance of about 46 million light years away.