This slow-growing shrub boasts fragrant pink or white blooms in spring, which give way to deep blue berries in winter. Growing three-to-six feet tall and wide, this plant rarely needs pruning to ...

A: Consider Lacey oak. It’s native to the Hill Country, also to far Southwest Texas. It grows 20 to 25 feet tall and 15 to 20 ...

All throughout campus Osmanthus spp. were planted decades ago and have matured to a magnificent state. These slow-growing shrubs have, arguably, one of the most beautiful and permeating fragrances ...

It's often sold ground up into a powder, but you can buy cinnamon sticks, too. Either way, it's made of the dried bark of ...

Euonymus are generally easy to care for as houseplants and can tolerate a little neglect. They won't be as fussy as a ...

As annoying as it can be to have one of your plants slow down or stop growing, it’s actually surprisingly common – and there are a number of easily rectified reasons why it happens.

Choose a variety that suits your needs. For instance, vigorous varieties that would quickly get out of hand in a container or engulf a slow-growing shrub are ideal for the walls of a house.