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DesignVirginia Garden Full of Azaleas
Pat Clements sent in today’s photos. I live in a hundred-year-old home in Mechanicsville, Virginia. When we moved here I said I was only going to have a small herb…
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How-ToSoutheast May Garden To-Do List
There’s still time to sow certain summer veggies. This might be the year to add something more to your patch of tomatoes and herbs. If you like okra, it’s my…
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DesignAdding Greenhouses to the Garden
My name is Linda Newber, and I live in Wilmington, North Carolina, Zone 8. Since last submitting pictures (Lindas Coastal North Carolina Garden), I have added two greenhouses to my…
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DesignSoutheast: How to Satisfy Your Zone Envy
Why is it that I’m bound to fall the hardest for a plant that can’t grow in my zone? I call this feeling “zone envy.” When zone envy begins, so…
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DesignEnjoying a Stellar Spring in Jeff’s Garden
It has been a while since Jeff Calton has shared his Kingsport, Tennessee, garden with us (see some of his previous GPOD posts here and here), but he’s been enjoying…
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ArticleApril Garden To-Do List for the Southeast
April brings a whirlwind of activity for plants, animals, and gardeners alike. It almost doesn’t matter what you do in the garden, as long as you are out there doing…
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DesignSpring-Blooming Magnolias for the Southeast
Nine out of 10 people who hear the word “magnolia” in the Southeast think of images of luxuriously large, creamy white flowers floating atop dark green and brown fuzzy-backed leaves;…
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DesignTropical Escape in Virginia, Part 2
Today we return to the Virginia tropics, aka Bill Hewitt’s garden in southeastern Virginia, where he grows tropical-looking plants to make a landscape very unlike what is typically seen in…
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DesignTropical Escape in Virginia
Today we’re visiting Bill Hewitt’s unusual garden in southeastern Virginia, which he has turned into a tropical escape very different from the norm in his area. And it is one…
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DesignRegional Picks: Early Summer Plant Combo for the Southeast
1. ‘Sun King’ aralia Name: Aralia cordata ‘Sun King’ Zones: 4–8 Size: 3 to 6 feet tall and wide Conditions: Partial shade; moist, fertile, well-drained soil Native range: Japan, Korea,…
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