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DesignWonderful Willows for the Midwest
When you're looking out on the March landscape, it can be hard to feel inspired. After months of ice and snow, even the grasses and seed heads we normally count…
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DesignEscape Winter With a Greenhouse
Today we’re visiting Kris and Bob Sislow’s indoor tropical paradise in Riverwoods, Illinois. We submitted pictures of our summer gardens a few years ago and decided now to send pictures…
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ArticleLearning From Gardening in Different Climates
Today we’re visiting Pam Alvord’s garden in Greensboro, North Carolina. I have loved gardening from an early age. I was certainly just an amateur, but I appreciated and gleaned ideas…
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DesignEnjoying the Process
My name is Kathy, I live in Royal Oak, Michigan, and I have gardens everywhere around my home. I love to garden, and I spend a lot of time outside.…
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DesignVertical Gardening
Hi – Brenda Tripp here in good ole southern Illinois! It's a bit cold today and not one of my favorite times to be outside, so I thought I would…
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ArticleSeed to Fork
Today we’re visiting Meg Cowden’s garden. We live in the western Twin Cities of Minnesota and enjoy a short and intense growing season. We relish pushing the season to its…
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DesignPaths and Gateways
Today we're visiting a garden with Sharon Weiser of St. Joseph, Missouri. Earlier this year you published photos of my current garden. These are photos of my previous garden that show…
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ArticleFood for Pollinators and People
Today we’re visiting Ankica Zander’s garden in Michigan. My husband and I moved into this cottage some 10 years ago. The cottage had been in his family for just under…
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ArticleGardening for Wildlife
Today we’re visiting the garden of Deirdre Gallagher. After establishment, this garden is designed to require very little water. Although it is still quite young, it is attracting many birds,…
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DesignLessons Learned in a Gardening Life
Today we’re visiting the garden of Luana Carpenter in Massillon, Ohio. My parents were wonderful gardeners so I guess I was lucky to get the gardening bug from them. After…
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