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DesignSouthern Gardens After the First Frost
“Aesthetics of decay” might sound like an exhibit at a modern art museum. But seasoned gardeners know there is something special about how a garden returns to itself in the…
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DesignA Garden in Plantation, Florida
Today's photos come from Gayle Spinell-Gellers. We lived in our home for 26 years. When we moved in, the garden included Robellini palms (Phoenix roebelenii, Zones 9–11), ixora bushes (Ixora,…
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DesignA Lavender Farm in Georgia
Tina Duffy sent in these photos of her beautiful lavender farm, Red Oak Lavender Farm. Tina grows lavender on this farm in northern Georgia. Lavender has got to be the…
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DesignGardening Gift Ideas for Southern Gardeners
Some of the best gifts I’ve been given are garden related; they have upgraded my time in the garden through their usefulness, quality, or innovation. Countless new garden products emerge…
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DesignCreating a Garden From Nothing in Florida
Jennifer Hubbs here. I have only been gardening in southwestern Florida for the past two and a half years. I come from a family of gardeners, love visiting gardens, and…
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DesignUnique Bulbs for the Southern Garden
The term “bulb” has become a generic term for the assortment of “true” bulbs, corms, tubers, and even rhizomes we may plant in fall or spring. What I really mean…
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How-ToPlanting Trees in Fall
Fall is one of the absolute best times for planting. This rings true for those of us in the South wanting to add trees, shrubs, or more herbaceous perennials to…
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DesignCaring for Ornamental Grasses in the Fall
Taking center stage in many Southern gardens in fall are the artful plumes of ornamental grasses. The graceful seed heads of a variety of species should be in full glory…
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DesignGarden Details
Today’s photos come from Ellen Kirby in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. We previously featured her garden here, here, and here. This photo focuses in on a tiny piece of beauty. Sometimes…
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DesignRegional Picks: Short Plants – South
See regional picks for short plants, and read the article by Steve Aitken for even more ideas. “As I began amassing countless short varieties, only some of which worked in…
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