The Dirt
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The DirtMaybe Lawns Aren’t Bad for the Environment
Perhaps the problem is with the person tending the lawn
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The DirtI love my Dutchman’s pipe!
I planted Dutchman's pipe (Aristolochia macrophylla, syn. A. durior, Zones 5-8) on my pergola maybe 6 years ago, having seen it on some arbors in Saratoga Springs, New York, the…
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The DirtMy Begonia is Awesome!
'Cracklin Rosie' begonia steals the show whether it's popping out of an indoor container or making its home outdoors. Its curvaceous leaves, cool pink spots, and crazy new growth never…
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The DirtA reason to visit Trenton, N.J.
Grounds for Sculpture, a 35-acre art installation in Hamilton, New Jersey (just outside of Trenton), is a must-see destination for gardeners and art lovers alike. The sculptures, which include works...
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The DirtWhat are the best hand pruners?
Many gardeners consider Felcos to be the beginning and end of the discussion on pruners. Are they right?
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The DirtGetting into trouble with Amy Stewart
Since Fine Gardening is located in Connecticut, it's not often that we are visited by fun gardening friends from other areas of the country. So we were thrilled to learn…
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The DirtAnd the winner of April’s photo challenge is…
During the month of April, we asked our readers to share photos illustrating how they've gone green in their gardens. This post was a favorite among our editors, but it…
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The DirtA British perspective on American gardens
When it comes to American gardens, I'm no expert. I’m a British gardener. More specifically, I’m a Welsh gardener. I have lived in Wales all my life and I have…
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The DirtStay the *bleep* away from my peas!
If I actually get to harvest any snow peas this year, it will be nothing short of a miracle. Rearing them has been a struggle from the start. First, thinking…
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