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DesignSue’s Pennsylvania Garden
Sue McCreary is sharing their garden with us today. I live in North East, Pennsylvania, a small town in northwestern Pennsylvania, Zone 5A. My husband and I have been gardening…
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DesignGardening Through a Difficult Year
Today we’re in Williams Lake, British Columbia, Canada, visiting with Kim Herdman. The year 2020 was very stressful for everyone with the pandemic, and for us the pandemic just made…
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DesignMike and Brenda’s Ohio Garden
This is the two-acre garden of Mike and Brenda Snider in central Ohio. As we head toward our second spring of the pandemic, we are reviewing pictures of the past…
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Design6 Amazing Small Trees
Trees are critical backbones in a landscape and likely the biggest plant investment you’ll ever make because they generally have large price tags. Also, trees don’t transplant well once they’re…
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DesignRobin’s Ohio Garden
My name is Robin Leja, and I live and garden in Pickerington, Ohio. I call my place Robin's Nest, and I maintain a blog called Life in Robin's Nest, which…
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DesignLaurie’s House Full of Plants
Snowed in? Tired of winter? Well, today we’re visiting Laurie Fischer's house, which is full of beautiful houseplants! I love this image Laurie sent in of blooming, thriving plants inside—in…
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DesignHeather’s Vermont Garden
Today we’re visiting with Heather Kelman. I have been gardening in northern Vermont since 2007. When my husband and I were looking to purchase a house here, mature gardens were…
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DesignHardy Hibiscus for the Northern Plains
Each year the National Garden Bureau chooses a bulb, annual, perennial, edible, and shrub to be featured in its “Year of the” program to draw attention to unique plants and…
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How-ToGardening with Caliche Soil in the Southern Plains
How many times have you heard gardeners lament the presence of caliche in their soil? If you live in the Southern Plains or the desert Southwest, it’s likely you’ve heard…
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DesignColumnar Conifers for the Midwest
The different forms of otherwise well-known conifers offer gardeners the opportunity to experiment. These conifers can be part of a composition, serve as anchoring components, act as screens, or be…
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