Scott Endres
Scott Endres is a designer and horticulturist at Tangletown Gardens in Minneapolis.
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Midwest Regional ReportsPlants That Peak in Winter in the Midwest
Richie Steffen, executive director of the Elisabeth C. Miller Garden in Seattle and a leading expert on plants, discusses the often-undervalued appeal of winter gardens: “What many see as a…
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How-ToHow to Get Your Shade Containers To Look Great All Season Long
How is taking care of a container in the shade different from taking care of a container in full sun? Does the limited light provide additional challenges—or does it provide…
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DesignTropical Inspiration for Shade Containers
It’s easy to ignore the shady corners of our gardens and focus on areas with the most light, especially when it comes to creating warm-season containers. Many of us get…
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Midwest Regional ReportsRegional Picks: Fantastic Fall Interest – Midwest
Everyone enjoys spring gardens, with the fresh foliage and colorful flowers that lift our spirits after a long, dull winter. And summer gardens are glorious, of course, with an abundance…
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DesignIt’s Never Too Cold for Containers
When temperatures drop, get creative with cuttings and cold-hardy plants
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Design6 Winter Container Ideas
Scott Endres creates containers in Minnesota. If they look good there, they'll work for you, too.
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DesignPlant IDs: A Dynamic Design for a Garden Passageway
A transitional space can be a destination in its own right
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DesignVideo: A dynamic design for a garden passageway
When Scott Endres moved into his home 12 years ago, he felt constricted by the amount of space available for gardening. With a small front yard, a tiny backyard, and…
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DesignFour Ways to Use Container Plantings for More Privacy
Sometimes we just need a little privacy to shield us from the realities of our neighbors’ lives, regardless of how much we like them. Building a fence or planting a…
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DesignRegional Picks: Plants to Grow Together – Midwest
Midwest Plant This ‘Filifera Aurea’ false cypress (Chamaecyparis pisifiera ‘Filifera Aurea’) USDA Hardiness Zones: 4 to 8 Size: 4 to 5 feet tall and 3 to 4 feet wide…
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