Forsythia (Forsythia x intermedia) Forsythia is the traditional first-flowering plant in the spring. Hardy plants, their bright yellow blooms can catch your eye anywhere. There are new cultivars out.

Forsythia is often planted to form a border or privacy wall and to control erosion. Forsythias are fast-growing shrubs that can add as many as 24 inches in a year, especially the larger varieties.

Gardeners with forsythia loaded with flowers have taken the time to correctly prune their shrubs. Unfortunately, some people never prune their forsythia, or if they do, they prune at the wrong ...

Filling your garden with color all year round is a guaranteed way to keep things looking bright and alive, no matter what the ...

Home & Garden It’s finally time to grow ‘cool season crops’ such as peas, ... Forsythia bushes are usually the first burst of yellow to show up in Pacific Northwest gardens.

Forsythia bushes are usually the first burst of yellow to show up in Pacific Northwest gardens. The Olympian The first week of February is all about forsythia and pruning.

Over the Garden Fence: Forsythia can flood spring gardens with color. ... Plant the shrubs 4 to 6 feet apart in fall giving them plenty of room. Dig a hole twice the size of the root ball.

Forsythias are planted for their stunning floral display in early spring. Have you ever seen a forsythia bush and, for some reason, maybe there are only blooms at the very ...

Forsythia bushes and hyacinths are already blooming, ... Triangle, the 10th of April is usually the latest when we have a frost so generally speaking, that’s when I start to plant my garden. ...

Forsythia bushes and hyacinths are already blooming, ... Triangle, the 10th of April is usually the latest when we have a frost so generally speaking, that’s when I start to plant my garden. ...