Hello, yellow. Forsythia is a spring icon – it's so seasonal and special we only include it in our boxes once a year! It's named after famous botanist William Forsyth (founder member of the Royal Horticultural Society no less...) and it is said to symbolise the glorious springtime to come. Well, after this week's weather we could all do with this floral sunshine, don't you think? | Freddie's Flowers

Forsythia shrubs bloom in the spring, and their flower buds have already been set for next year. So we do not want to do any pruning right now. We ideally want to prune within two weeks after the flowers have fallen off. And once your forsythia shrubs are established, you want to prune a third of the thick woody stems all the way down to the base. Forsythias flower on the thin young stems so pruning the thick wood out, is going to allow sunlight to get into the center of the plant and allow for

Forsythia is such a treat to the eyes (& mouth!) after a long colorless winter 🌼 Have you noticed this bright yellow bush, covered in tiny flowers and no leaves? Plants that flower early in the year before leafing out are often popular in landscaping, so you may see them around public buildings, or just as glowing balls of sunshine all along roads and through neighborhoods this time of year. Forsythia blossoms are edible, but the rest of the plant is potentially unsafe due to containing the gly

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