Evergreen shrubs, with their deep green to light green undertones, are some of the best plants to cultivate in your garden.

This slow-growing shrub boasts fragrant pink or white blooms in spring, which give way to deep blue berries in winter. Growing three-to-six feet tall and wide, this plant rarely needs pruning to ...

All throughout campus Osmanthus spp. were planted decades ago and have matured to a magnificent state. These slow-growing shrubs have, arguably, one of the most beautiful and permeating fragrances ...

Camellias are slow-growing shrubs that demand lots of nutrients each season to flourish. I plant these beauties in fertile, acidic soils with lots of initial nutrients to get the maximum blooms.

Choose a variety that suits your needs. For instance, vigorous varieties that would quickly get out of hand in a container or engulf a slow-growing shrub are ideal for the walls of a house.

As annoying as it can be to have one of your plants slow down or stop growing, it’s actually surprisingly common – and there are a number of easily rectified reasons why it happens.

Global warming threatens to change the ecology of deserts: Higher temperatures may produce more wildfires that alter desert landscapes by eliminating slow-growing trees and shrubs and replacing ...