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Best of the GPOD: Creative Containers
We’re looking back again today at some of the best GPOD posts from the past, and today the theme is containers! There is so much room to be creative and…
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Inspiring Container Plantings
Today’s photos are from Cherry Ong in Richmond, British Columbia. I wanted to share with you some amazing container garden designs by Hunter Norminton. I volunteer for a local nursery.…
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Gorgeous Garden Container Designs, Tips, and Inspiration
Like a blank canvas, a new container presents limitless opportunities and options for form, color, and texture. But before letting your imagination run wild with garden container designs for over-the-top…
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Uncommon Options for Winter Containers
Winter containers can be a challenge. With fewer plants available in many parts of the country, even the best container designers often resort to arrangements of cut greens and colorful…
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Cold-Hardy Edibles Add a Unique Flair to Fall Containers—Planting Plans
If you're looking for a way to add a pop of the unexpected to your containers, including hardy edibles can be a wonderful way to increase interest and set your…
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Containers With Serious Contrast Always Stand Out
How often do you return home from an expensive assault on the local nursery to find that, ultimately, your container design is disappointing for reasons you cannot quite explain? Creating…
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Create Easy and Amazing Terrariums
Why limit yourself to a single, static design in a closed, foggy vessel?
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Five Attractive Edibles for Containers
Don't overlook these five edible beauties as outstanding ornamental container contenders.
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A Variety of Interesting Plants Give These Pots an Extra Punch
Our friend Jeff Calton (tntreeman) was so inspired by last Thursday's containers from Butchart Gardens that he decided to share some of his own designs with us today! Some are…
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Shelley’s Container Designs
Today's photos, yet again, are from Cherry Ong in Richmond, British Columbia. And once again, they're not from her garden, but rather from container designer Shelley Brignall at Phoenix Perennials...