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DesignSouthern Gardens After the First Frost
“Aesthetics of decay” might sound like an exhibit at a modern art museum. But seasoned gardeners know there is something special about how a garden returns to itself in the…
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DesignHoliday Decor From the Garden
Last year, Cherry Ong shared some of her plant-based holiday décor (check out the post here), and she’s sharing some more ideas with us now. What do you use from…
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DesignAmaryllis: A Long-Blooming, Time-Tested Seasonal Showstopper
The old adage is true: “The early bird gets the worm.” Or in this case, the early shopper gets first choice of the newest, most unusual, and most beautiful amaryllis…
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Design12 Ways to Create Winter Interest
A winter garden does not have to lack interest. With the right plants, ornaments, and design, your winter garden can still function as a sanctuary from the world that is…
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DesignWinter Interest Worth Waiting For
You have to plan ahead for winter interest. The downside of that is, you have to put in the effort first and hope for a payoff. The upside is that…
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ArticleHow to Add Color to the Winter Garden
It is tempting to think of winter as a time to take a break from the garden while it goes dormant. But this season has a charm of its own,…
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Design6 Winter Container Ideas
Scott Endres creates containers in Minnesota. If they look good there, they'll work for you, too.
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DesignBeautiful Winter Blooms
For a welcome ray of sunshine, try these 10 plants that bloom in winter
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DesignThe Best Winter Containers From Outdoor Planters to Window Boxes
Celebrate the season by using hardy plants and fresh-cut boughs
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DesignWinter Stars: Bare Yet Beautiful Plant Varieties
If the seasons of a garden were likened to a day, then the Northern Hemisphere’s winter would undoubtedly be night. It is cold, it is long, and it is dark.…
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