Honeysuckle brings flowers and fragrance to a yard, but to keep those blooms coming year after year, you must prune it correctly. If you don’t prune your honeysuckle, you can end up with many vines ...

Pruning is one of the most important gardening jobs for climbing plants, and honeysuckle is no exception. The sweetly fragranced flowers are particularly attractive to pollinators and can be very ...

Honeysuckle is a fast-growing hardy climber that can quickly become unmanageable if left for too long. But with a little TLC, this plant is sure to enhance your garden as it produces stunning delicate ...

Native or invasive: Identifying your honeysuckle species is key—native types support pollinators, while invasive ones can overtake landscapes and harm local plants. Pruning for blooms: Prune at the ...

As well as enjoying the fruits of your labour from earlier in the year – whether it’s picking home-grown veggies or admiring perennials in full bloom – time spent in the garden during July is largely ...

Answer: Honeysuckle vines, no matter the variety, seem to do best in full sun. Yours sounds like it might not be getting enough sun to produce a lot of blossoms. If you really want blooms, you might ...

Dear Neil: I wasn’t able to find the 3-1-2 ratio fertilizer you recommended. I found 18-0-12. Is zero as the middle number satisfactory? I’ve been a garden writer/broadcaster in Texas for several ...

I’ve pruned a lot of plants in my time as a gardener. Some I had to tackle from atop a wobbly ladder, and at least once I had to take shears with me in a cherry picker, to confront a rather ...