Q. My oleanders are nearly 4 feet tall, very healthy looking, with a cluster of buds at each stem end. Is it their growth habit to grow near ground level? Can they be pruned -- and when? -- E.B ...

Oleanders can be shaped into conical, multistem bouquets. This form is similar to the natural multistem, globose shape of the oleander, but is pruned to have a more narrow base.

Gardeners traveling through Orlando admire the oleanders growing along Interstate 4. The plants are in bloom almost continuously, opening white, pink or red flowers. You can create the same attract… ...

Oleanders bloom from spring to fall and come in orange, pink, red, white and yellow. Some have single flowers; others have a double bloom. Flowers are usually in clusters at the ends of the branches.

In Spain, a common sight along the country’s highways is the bright, flowering oleander plant, known locally as “adelfa”. While many motorists may simply see a decorative ...

A third alternative is to plant dwarf oleanders, shrubs that will grow no more than 4 or 5 feet tall. “Petite Pink” is the most popular, but there are others with white, ...

CHICO — The oleanders on Highway 99 are undergoing routine maintenance, said Ronny Bonner, the maintenance supervisor for Chico at Caltrans. The plant is very resilient and Bonner said there is ...

Oleanders are unlikely to survive Harrisburg winters. They're also poisonous, albeit one of the nicest looking deadly plants you'll see.

Oleanders are high water users and love fertilizer. They do not like to be watered daily but will not do their best if the soil starts drying between waterings.

I, too, am disturbed by the increase in accidents along the Interstate 80 corridor, but I”d like to bring up a problem that I haven”t seen mentioned yet – the oleanders. I wonder who ...

What was done to the Highway 29 Oleanders recently is criminal. Highway 29 in this area is literally the gateway to the Napa Valley. The oleanders served as a beautiful ...