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DesignA Front Bed Looking Its Best
My name is Tatyana Searcy, and my garden is located on the Kitsap Peninsula in the state of Washington. It was previously featured on the GPOD (plus, my photos have…
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DesignRebuilding a Garden After a Fire
Today’s photos come from Carol Cowee. Her images remind us to cherish the beauty of our gardens and inspire us to rebuild when disaster strikes. This was my garden of…
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ArticleBig Garden, Small Space: Part 1
Today we’re visiting the garden of Eric Sternfels. I garden in Northwest Philadelphia in a backyard shade garden that is 18 feet wide by 150 feet deep. With only some…
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ArticleBuilding a Dream Garden in California
Today we’re visiting Donald LaGrand’s garden in Somerset, California. These photos are from October. The property is just over 4 acres and lies at the foothills of the Sierra Mountains…
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ArticleA Garden Like Heaven
My garden is on a quarter of an acre, and I have planted it for 50 years. Due to massive compost enrichment, I do not spray or fertilize. Last summer…
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ArticlePart 2 of the Bunny Garden
Welcome back to another view of Nanci Kerby’s incredible garden in Napa, California. This is a wild, informal garden that relies on generous planting and self-sowers to create a relaxed…
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ArticleA Garden Through the Seasons
Today’s photos come from Cindy Reiss, who shares how beautiful her garden is every time of the year. She gardens in Rochester, New York, and while she’s been gardening for…
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ArticlePreview: Heaths and Heathers
I often hear folks say that they hate heaths (Erica spp. and cvs., Zones 5–8) and heathers (Calluna vulgaris and cvs., Zones 5–8), their earlier blooming cousins. The most common…
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ArticleFavorite Plants for Fall
Today’s photos come from Wendy Meyer. I'm a landscape architect who happens to like plants. I grew up in Virginia and Maryland but have lived in Germany, Georgia, Southern California,…
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ArticlePineapple Lilies
Barbara Cain of Norwell, Massachusetts, sent in these images of one of her favorite plants. Eucomis comosa 'Sparkling Burgundy' is a tender bulb in New England (hardy in Zones 8–11)…
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