Since this species flowers in late winter and early spring, it is a good candidate for March pruning. Simply wait for the last of the blooms to die off and then step in with your shears.

Flowering shrubs are the secret weapon here. They show up reliably, deliver stunning displays, and keep working year after ...

California Botanic Garden is even hosting a free Native Plant Festival on March 29 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to show off the beauty of blooming native plants, and their potential for landscaping.

Plants bloom early in the season, from March through May depending on location, producing an abundance of two-inch, trumpet shaped flowers with dark orange petals and a yellow throat.

Row after row of pink, yellow, red, white, purple and orange flowers — that look like tall plump roses — cover 55 acres from March to May at what has become an iconic venue, The Flower Fields ...

This year, the peak bloom for the iconic pinkish white flowers is predicted to come between March 28 and 31, according to the National Park Service, which cares for the city’s 3,500 trees.