Each spring, azaleas light up our gardens with a profusion of colorful blooms. These classic mounding shrubs drift across the landscape like showy clouds. Once established, they need little care.

While autumn is a time when gardeners start preparing their plants for winter, not all plants require pruning at this time of year — and there are plenty of plants you don't want to prune in the fall.

SHREVEPORT, La. - Gardening enthusiasts gathered at the American Rose Center to hear from David Creech of Stephen F. Austin University, who provided expert advice on azalea care, particularly pruning ...

The best time to prune azaleas is right after they bloom in spring. You'll cut off flower buds if you prune them now (i.e. in fall). Fall or winter pruning can explain why early-bloomers such as ...

If you don't do anything else in your garden this month, make sure you complete these tasks to ensure your azaleas bloom ...

We recently purchased a home that has some very large azalea bushes. We love azaleas, but these are quite large and overgrown. When is the right time to cut them back? Is it possible to cut them back ...

I have several overgrown azalea bushes and want to rejuvenate them. Is it too late to cut them back now? I do realize I would lose the spring flowers, but I’m afraid the overgrown condition of the ...

NEWORLEANS - Encore Azaleas are the only azaleas to flower in the spring, fall and summer. But don't expect the beautiful, full-scale blooms of spring during the heat of summer. It's normal to see ...

Is it now OK to take salvia out of one bed and put them in another? Can I add porterweed to a flowerbed at this time? — Barbara You may try and move the salvias now, although it would be better to ...

Ready to get your prune on? Give these stunning garden plants a trim in June to help them come back stronger and prettier ...