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DesignA Suburban Garden Without a Blade of Grass
Today we’re visiting Michael Goltzman’s garden in Bethesda, Maryland. Over the last 10+ years, my wife and I have taken our small suburban plot, which was all lawn and yews…
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How-ToNortheast June Garden To-Do List
June makes gardening look easy. If the heat and humidity hold off, we’ll barely have to break a sweat to accomplish the most urgent tasks: to stop and smell the…
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How-ToSouthern Plains June Garden To-Do List
Collect seed from spring bloomers. In the rush to tear out spent annuals or cut back perennials that have finished flowering, don’t forget to collect seed for next year. After…
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DesignSpring Comes Slow in the Northland
I'm Mary Spaulding, and I have been gardening on our Zone 3 rural property for the last 32 years. As a young gardener I was privileged to have several knowledgeable…
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DesignA Yard of Poison Ivy Turned Into a Flower Garden
Today’s photos come from Jan Garrabrandt. Although it’s been a cool and windy spring in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, the flowers are really putting on a show. I started my inn…
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DesignGardening Through the Stay-at-Home Order
I’m Debbie Daniels, and I live in Centreville, Virginia (30 minutes west of Washington, DC). We’ve lived in this house for 20 years. Our spring has been quite lovely, and…
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DesignTips for the Best Spring Ephemeral Displays
Late April is a great time for enjoying the last spring ephemerals and early-blooming spring shrubs in the garden. This time of year, the energy of the garden of imminent…
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DesignSpring Blooms in a Small, Townhouse Garden
Betsy Thompson has a small townhouse garden near Albany, New York. These are some portraits of flowers blooming here this month. There are many more. It isn't easy to choose…
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How-ToSpring Bulb After-Care in the Southern Garden
I am happy to declare there is no such thing as a normal spring in the South. Or, perhaps, unpredictability is what is normal. For Southerners, spring often seems early…
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DesignFour Fragrant Favorites for Northern California
For the plant lover, fragrance enhances the gardening experience, adding an almost magical layer to the beauty of a plant and an intangible dimension to the garden's design. Fragrance can…
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