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 ...

I am constantly on the lookout for the best plants for a courtyard garden as I have a small courtyard garden myself. It's a ...

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 ...

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 ...

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.

Higher temperatures may produce an increasing number of wildfires that alter desert landscapes by eliminating slow-growing trees and shrubs and replacing them with fast-growing grasses.