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DesignEarly Spring in Eastern Virginia
Hi GPODers! This is Joseph, your GPOD editor, and today we’re going to be visiting my garden in eastern Virginia, where spring is beginning to unfold. We’ve had a very,…
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ArticleGarden Vision 2020: Design Tips Plus Free Gift Box!
Get design ideas to make your garden dreams come true this year with our special spring Garden Vision 2020 newsletter. First 250 sign-ups will receive a free gift box from…
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DesignEpisode 57: Visit to Logee’s Greenhouses
We’re taking the podcast on the road again and this time we traveled to Logee’s Greenhouses in Danielson, Connecticut. Known countrywide as a mecca for houseplant and tropical plant lovers,…
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DesignGardening Under Black Walnuts
My name is Diane, and I live in York, Pennsylvania, in Zone 6b (I think). I have been gardening for about 30 years, but this garden I have been working…
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DesignA Visit to Rainsong Garden
Today’s photos come from Elizabeth Kellerman. This is my garden. I call it Rainsong Garden. It is located in Zone 6b in the mountains of western North Carolina. These pictures…
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Sponsored ContentGardening Buyer’s Guide 2020
Every year brings new garden gadgets and plant varieties. As the 2022 gardening season rapidly approaches, you may be looking for some products and plants to reinvigorate your garden. Some…
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DesignEpisode 56: Listener Q & A
Since we’ve been at this podcasting game for more than two years now, we figured it was time we asked you guys—our loyal listeners—what pressing plant questions you have. We…
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Sponsored ContentA Dozen Dazzling Shrubs for Early Spring Color
As January fades into February, I start looking for every sign of spring I can. The slowly lengthening days give me some hope, but it’s the signs from my garden…
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Sponsored ContentTerrific Small Trees for Yards of Any Size
Trees add beauty and curb appeal to your garden. They increase your property value, bring year-round structure, and provide habitat for wildlife. There’s no doubt planting a tree is a…
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How-ToPruning and Staking a Weeping Redbud
Weeping redbuds will generally not grow much taller than the height to which they are staked. When they come home from a nursery, they have usually been staked to about…
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