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ArticleIowa Plant Collector, Part 2
Today we’re featuring more photos from Gary Whittenbaugh. He grows a lot of treasures, but today we’re going to feature photos of some of the beautiful rare plants and native…
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DesignIowa Plant Collector, Part 1
Gary Whittenbaugh gardens in Iowa, where he grows an astonishing range of rare plants. Iowa can be a difficult place to garden. With hot summers and cold winters, it is…
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ArticleA Mother’s Garden
Back in October, we featured Liz Sanborn’s garden. Today she’s sharing her mother’s lovely garden. Clearly gardening runs in their blood! Here is what Liz had to say: I was…
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ArticleCreative Combinations in Canada
Be prepared to swoon. Christopher Garland sent in some images of his garden featuring gorgeous and creative combinations that will have you weak in the knees. Here’s what he had…
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Kitchen GardeningBest Vegetables for the Northwest U.S.
Northwest Vegetable Picks Top Pick ‘Windsor’ fava bean germinates in cool soils Days to maturity: 80 (spring sown); 240 (fall sown) Winter gardening is one of the pluses of…
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ArticleCold Hardy Cactus
I’ve had a thing for cactus for a while… they’re so unlike any other plant you can grow in the garden. But since I didn’t live in Arizona, I was…
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DesignCreating a Dream Garden
Adeline Kong sent in these incredible images of her garden in British Colombia, Canada. She’s shared her garden with us before and it is wonderful to see how her garden as…
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DesignSeasonal Color Repetition Is Key
Create visual cohesiveness by sticking to a few strategic hues.
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ArticleA Lawn in Bloom
Mike Kintgen is a horticulturist at the Denver Botanic Gardens in Colorado. At work, he curates the alpine plant collection. At home, he has created a beautiful display in his…
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ArticleLate Winter Color
Susan Langenes of Portland, Oregon shared these photos she took of her garden on February 14th. Though her mild climate means there are some flowers blooming now, she mostly relies…
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