Q. The pyracantha that we have trained against the wall of our house never produces very many flowers or berries. It gets enough sun and isn’t droughted, so we can’t understand what could be wrong ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. red berries on a pyracantha shrub in fall If you're thinking of adding some new plants to your plot this fall, experts agree that ...

Overgrown evergreen trees and shrubs can detract from the beauty of your landscape, but with regular pruning throughout the year, they will remain tidy and beautiful for years to come. Learning how to ...

FOLIAGE -- The foliage of Pyracantha is a dark green in the summer. The shrub is a semi-evergreen in mild winters. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Gary Bachman) In the cold and dreary winter months, ...

Q: How should I prune the pyracantha that's climbing the wall of my garage? -- Frances Orkand, email A: Pyracantha blooms in April or May on twigs that grew the previous year. If you prune severely ...

While August is a busy month in the garden, no task is more important than pruning – and it’s the perfect time to give several deciduous, climbing and summer-flowering shrubs a seasonal trim. 'For ...

For the first time in 40 years, my two pyracantha bushes have produced no berries. Is there a reason for this? Can it be corrected? Did you prune them? A hard pruning will mean few flowers the ...