Once forsythia has returned to lush greens, these cherry trees will continue to enhance the sunny site with their burnished red leaves in autumn. They, too, favor moist, acidic soils. 'Golden ...

Get your forsythia fix without the wait — here's how to propagate like a garden genius. Native to China, these hardy shrubs can grow from 8 to 10 feet tall and fare well in USDA Hardiness Zone ...

Forsythia ovata, (pictured above) although critically endangered in the wild, is popular in cold climates for its hardiness.Polish and American breeders are selecting improved forms. It has survived ...

The Forsythia is a yellow flowering, multi-stemmed blooming deciduous shrub. It is a member of the olive family (Oleaceae) and blooms in mid-April. The forsythia is not a difficult plant. A full sun ...

While budding leaves, which tend to be hardier, survived, more sensitive flowers did not. “That cold, it did a number on a lot of blooms,” Epstein said. “There’s no peach crop in New England this year ...

Make your jelly. Yield: about 6 jars, 8 oz each. Ingredients: 3 cups petal infusion, 1/4 cup lemon juice, 1 box powdered pectin, 4 1/2 cups sugar ...

Forsythia is happier when it gets about six hours of sun. ... It was in the second year during my efforts to rake leaves away from the plants that rooting strength came to light.

The only exception to the “pruning after flowering” rule is to get an old overgrown, sparsely flowered forsythia back on track. In that case, prune in late winter by cutting back a quarter to ...