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DesignTransforming a Garden from Poison Ivy to Flowers
Today Jason and Grace are sharing their garden with us. Our garden is located in Long Island, New York. We really started working on planting in the summer of 2019.…
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DesignMary’s North Carolina Garden
Today we’re off to Durham, North Carolina, to visit with Mary Zesk Thigpen. Here are several photos of my gardens and yard. They are mostly from the shade gardens and…
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DesignLate Spring Snow
Leila Alhusaini shared these photos from Richmond, Kentucky, of an unusual—but beautiful—event. Although it isn't unheard of, it is very unusual to get snow this late in the season! I…
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DesignCarla’s Spring Garden, Part 1
Today we’re off to Malvern, Pennsylvania, to visit with frequent GPOD contributor Carla Z. Mudry. We last visited her garden during the winter when it was covered with snow (End…
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CollectionStart Spring Right
Although it always seems to take a while to get here, spring is the best time to be a gardener. The air is turning mild, plants are returning full of…
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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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DesignFinding Solace in Kit’s Garden
Today we’re visiting Kit Jensen’s garden, looking back at some views from the past year. While I’ve owned this small suburban home in northeast Ohio (South Euclid) for over 30…
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Design5 Spring Beauties to Start the Gardening Season Off Right
I am addicted to acquiring new plants, perhaps more than most people. If you tell me all the glorious details of a recent introduction, I will buy it by the…
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DesignClose-ups of Spring Flowers
Barry Severn shared these close-up photos of spring flowers from where he gardens near Toronto, Canada. It’s always nice to look forward to spring as we move into the wintery…
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CollectionRegional Picks: Spring Color
For gardeners, spring can never come fast enough. Whether you've been living in the white and gray of the North for the past couple of months, or simply miss the…
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