Key Points Deadheading zinnias encourages continuous blooming by redirecting energy from seed production to new ...

Columbines are stunning flowering plants that come in a variety of bold, vibrant colors. Individual blooms last approximately ...

"Bloom time is the key to pruning," according to The Grumpy Gardener. For some plants, careful pruning trims away old growth to make room for the new and to encourage flowering. Pruning can make ...

Summer heat won't stop these annuals! Plant these 16 tough bloomers for nonstop color in beds, pots, and borders even during ...

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Smooth and panicle hydrangeas bloom on new wood and can be pruned in winter. For more blooms, prune old wood hydrangeas after blooming but before mid-July.

If left unpruned, they will be just fine. After flowering, some people like to remove the old blooms (which is completely fine) while others like to leave them in place for little winter texture. But ...

If left unpruned, they will be just fine. After flowering, some people like to remove the old blooms (which is completely fine) while others like to leave them in place for little winter texture.