Various plants need pruning during the autumn season to support robust growth and stunning blooms - here are three of them.

Want to know which ones you should never chop in the fall? Grumpy's got all the answers.

Flowering shrubs often need plenty of sunlight to grow to their full potential and put out the best displays every year. The ...

Salvias are known for their showy flower spikes that rise above their foliage. While many salvias start blooming in spring, ...

The leaves are falling, there’s a chill in the air, and the countdown for Winter has begun — it must be October. Though it ...

Pruning is a vital gardening task that should be carried out in most seasons, but it's important to know when certain plants benefit most from it. Here are three plants that must be pruned now.

Layering can be done on different vines and shrubs with flexible branches like spirea, forsythia and fruit vines ... is the time to coax it back to blooming for the holidays.

Salvias, for example, will keep blooming until first frost — and ... (Salvia guaranitica), mealy sage (Salvia farinacea) and forsythia sage (Salvia madrensis). This genus also includes herbs ...

Late autumn is ideal for taking cuttings and potting them. Take semi-ripe cuttings from hydrangeas and lavender or hardwood ...

They are in bloom from October through December ... SALVIAS: Two perennial salvias are popular fall bloomers — forsythia sage (Salvia madrensis, yellow) and Mexican bush sage (Salvia leucantha ...

The National Weather Service is predicting lows in Reno-Sparks of 26 degrees early on Friday morning, Oct. 18, the area's ...