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Backyard Wetland
Backyard Wetland
Wetlands filter excess pesticides and nutrients. Many plants and animals find a home in wetlands.
Bearded Iris - Early Summer's Colorful Show
Bearded Iris - Early Summer's Colorful Show
No other flower so brilliantly announces winter's end as the bearded iris, Iris germanica.
Bringing Outside Plants Indoors for the Winter
Bringing Outside Plants Indoors for the Winter
As the glorious palette of fall unfolds and fades in the northern parts of the country, can Jack Frost be far behind?
Build your own Window Boxes
Build your own Window Boxes
Whether you live in an apartment in the city or in a cottage by the beach, a window box.
Bulb Profile: Daffodils
Bulb Profile: Daffodils
Why grow daffodils? The question might better be asked, Why NOT grow them? Few plants can boast the daffodil's combination of ...
Bulb Profile: Tulips
Bulb Profile: Tulips
There's a Dutch saying that every bulb holds a promise—a promise of a world alive with color and good cheer.
Bulbs for Early Spring
Bulbs for Early Spring
Nothing signals the end of winter like the first crocuses poking their heads through the last of the melting snows. Few plants ...
Continuous Bloom of Perennials
Continuous Bloom of Perennials
The secret is they don't. There is this myth about perennials returning each year and producing a sequence of bloom that ...
Dividing Perennials in Late Summer
Dividing Perennials in Late Summer
If you're tired of paying big bucks for small pots of perennials of dubious hardiness, look around your garden (while you're ...
Fall Perennial Pruning
Fall Perennial Pruning
Fall is the time to prepare the perennials for winter.
Five Easy Roses
Five Easy Roses
While it's true that some rose varieties require extra effort to grow their best, there are others that are as carefree as ...
Flowering Bulbs
Flowering Bulbs
Fall is for planting bulbs. Their flowers are the harbingers of spring and one can never have enough of them.
Forcing Bulbs
Forcing Bulbs
What to do with those leftover bulbs.
Garden Design for Small Spaces
Garden Design for Small Spaces
Are you tired of the same old scene? Want to try some of the fancy new ideas in glitzy magazines?
Gardening in Great Big Flowerpots
Gardening in Great Big Flowerpots
Fill large flowerpots with a glorious assortment of annuals for a colorful, easy to maintain container garden.
Gardening Made Easy
Gardening Made Easy
A few simple strategies to make your garden less labor intensive.
Gardening With Kids: Theme Gardens
Gardening With Kids: Theme Gardens
Planning a garden around a theme, such as a fairyland or outer space, allows kids to create a growing space that means ...
Gardening with Perennials: Choosing Plants
Gardening with Perennials: Choosing Plants
A few ideas to keep in mind when you're planning your gardens and choosing plants.
Gardening with Perennials: Designing with Color
Gardening with Perennials: Designing with Color
The great thing about flowers is that you really can't go wrong with them. Even if a perennial bed doesn't turn out exactly ...
Gardening with Perennials: Gardens with Style
Gardening with Perennials: Gardens with Style
Choosing a garden style is a little like getting dressed.
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