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DesignSmall Garden Guests in Maxine’s Garden
Hi GPODers! Yesterday we saw the flowers that beat the heat in Maxine Brisport's garden (if you missed it, check that out here) and today we get to see the…
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DesignHot-Season Flowers in Maxine’s Garden
Hi GPODers! Today we're returning to the garden of Maxine Brisport in Rotterdam, New York. Recently, Maxine shared the rabbit residents in her garden and the plants that survive their…
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DesignBellehaven’s Fairyland
Happy Monday GPODers! There is nothing I love to see in the GPOD inbox more than a first-time submission from someone inspired by a recent post. It's a two-fold kind…
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DesignNative Shade Perennials for the Northeast
It seems like the majority of the most popular native garden perennials are sun-loving meadow denizens. It can be difficult to find native flowering plants to brighten shadier spots. The…
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DesignTingshu’s Low Maintenance Garden in Massachusetts
Hi GPODers! Today we're looking at a garden project sent in from Tingshu Hu in Dunstable, Massachusetts. Tingshu has shared other parts of her garden in the past, be sure…
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DesignNative Plants for Summer Interest in the Northeast
‘Dart's Gold’ Ninebark Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Dart’s Gold’ Zones: 3–7 Size: 4 to 6 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet wide Conditions: Full sun; well-drained soil Native range: Eastern North…
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Design“Pandemic Gardeners” Four Years on in Rhode Island
Happy Monday GPODers! As I'm sure most of us remember, when we were all encouraged to stay at home during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic just a few years…
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DesignPeak Season in Heidi’s Connecticut Garden
Hey GPODers! Today we're back in the flower-filled garden of Heidi Weirether. We first saw her garden a little earlier on in the summer (you check check out that post…
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DesignLong Island Summer Garden: Blooms and Foliage
Hey GPODers! Today we're getting a summertime update from Lee Miller's garden in Long Island (check out her first submission: Long Island Garden Tour). She sent over lots of photos…
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DesignNortheastern Invasive Plants to Avoid and Native Alternatives to Use Instead
Most invasive plant species were originally introduced for ornamental use in landscapes. But because they have naturalized at aggressive rates, they have caused habitat destruction and the loss of native…
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