Help your shrubs survive the winter with these tips on how to protect them from damage due to harsh weather and hungry critters. Shrubs are garden workhorses, providing visual structure ...

So it's important to protect your plants before first frosts strike, to ensure a good display the following year. The level of winter protection required depends on where you live and how exposed ...

Ground Force legend Alan Titchmarsh has put out a series of tips via Gardeners World to help gardeners protect their precious ...

They provide striking architecture in the landscape and gorgeous color throughout the year, from yellow winter blooms to ...

Sean O'Brien, of the UNH Cooperative Extension, gives tips to protect small trees and shrubs during the winter.

The fruits are simple to grow at home and, although many blueberry varieties are very hardy, it may be beneficial to know how to protect blueberry bushes in winter in colder climates. Growing ...

Blowing the cobwebs away on winter walks or by pottering in the ... stand out on really dull days and work well paired with evergreen shrubs and they will flower more profusely in the open ...

Frost heaving can leave roots partially exposed, and boughs help keep the soil cold once it has frozen, breaking the ...

Winter wind is often more damaging than cold weather for UK gardens - here's how to stop high airflow wreaking havoc on your garden ...

Frost-damaged plants are easy to spot, their growth becomes limp, blackened and distorted. Evergreen plants often ... sustained cold without some form of protection. How you protect your plants ...

However, not all plants can be pruned in winter ... This will protect the roses from powdery mildew, which is caused by excessive moisture and poor airflow. 3. Evergreen plants Evergreen plants ...