During spring and summer, bottlebrush blooms are a common sight in many front and backyards. In warmer states, such as ...

Editor's note: Once a month, the OSU Extension master gardener's office of Franklin County profiles a plant that occurs naturally in central Ohio. A unique flower of the northeast and an Ohio native, ...

I thought I would talk about bottle trees. The reason for that? I get so many questions about them from readers. I get more questions from confused readers about this tree than any other landscape ...

QUESTION: Since last year, my bottlebrush trees slowly have been dying. The shrubs are large and well-established. Sections of the bushes turn brown and die, eventually leading to the death of the ...

Q: Is there any hope for a bottlebrush tree that looks like it was hit by a flamethrower after this winter? A: No. A few types of shrubs, notably oleanders, resprout from their roots when they freeze.

Q: I have a bottle brush shrub that is open and getting yellow. A: The Australian bottle brush plant is sold as a shrub but can reach heights of 25 feet so it can also qualify as a small tree as well.