When winter sets in, you can still attract birds to your yard by creating a show-stopping berry garden that can help feed ...

Gardeners understand the importance of inviting pollinators to their outdoor space, but they might not be so willing to share their carefully cultivated berries with the local and migratory birds in ...

As Jack Frost nips at the landscape, berries add color and sparkle to the winter garden. In addition to delighting gardeners, they are also a valuable food source for birds and other wildlife. Some of ...

Growing berry-bearing shrubs and trees is an almost guaranteed way to help birds in the garden stock up ready for winter. Yet there are some berries that seem to be taken in preference to others, or ...

You've been waiting all season for this moment: Your berry bushes are finally bursting with color, and you're ready to enjoy the fruits of your labor — literally. But when you head outside to take a ...

Birds need water for drinking and bathing, especially as natural sources freeze or dry up. A birdbath can quickly become a ...

Berry-bearing shrubs and trees provide an almost guaranteed way to support garden birds preparing for winter. But birds exhibit clear preferences, says Adrian Thomas, an RSPB wildlife gardening expert ...

Dear Roger: Can you recommend some plants that have winter berries? I'd like to brighten up some beds along the edges of my property. I need something colorful in the yard to get me through the winter ...

One staple of garden design is ornamental, colorful berries. Cotoneaster, Firethorn, Beautyberry and some hollies are often recommended. English Holly, on our state’s noxious weed monitor list, is ...

You can have it all when you welcome California native plants into your home garden. Native plants encourage habitat gardening, use less water and don’t need pesticides or much fertilization. I do not ...