Forsythia produces next year’s blooms on the previous year’s stems. If you cut off those stems in the summer or fall, you cut off next year’s flowering branches, and you’ll have a ...

Forsythia was once a common sight in gardens. It is time for this shrub to make a comeback, writes Paul Maher.

Knowing which plants to prune in spring can be difficult. However, to make it easier, gardening experts have shared a ...

Use stem cutting to propagate the shrub An easy way to propagate Forsythia is through a stem cutting in early to mid-summer. Another way to propagate is by a process called layering. This is done ...

Forcing bloom of dormant deciduous stems merely accelerates natural bloom cycles by cutting and bringing such stems into warm ...

Forsythia Believe It or Not (Forsythia x): Love ... Enjoy the fountain of gold created by slender, arching stems as a foundation shrub, mass planting, on a slope, or even in a large flower bed.

Correct lopsided growth by lightly pruning longer shoots and hard pruning weak stems. Shrubs such as forsythia and buddleja can soon accumulate masses of old, dead wood in the centre if they are ...

If you must clip your stems in freezing weather ... move your arrangement to a brighter location. Typically, forsythia is the fastest to force, taking about a week, while pussywillow takes ...