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Top Destinations for Flower Lovers
Top Destinations for Flower Lovers
You might think that the flora and fauna around the globe does not vary substantially. Once you’ve seen a tulip, you’ve seen them all. But this doesn’t account for the genius loci – the spirit of the place. Many foreign...
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Arbor Day Gardening Tips: Planting Trees and a Better Garden
Arbor Day Gardening Tips: Planting Trees and a Better Garden
Arbor Day has a way of pulling you into long-term thinking. Most of the time, we’re focused on quick wins—lettuce in a few weeks, or tomatoes by summer. But trees are different. What you plant today shapes your garden for...
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Transform Shady Borders with These Stunning Plants
Transform Shady Borders with These Stunning Plants
It is said that the angels and demons came together and created Paris. Whether you view it as literal fact or a poetic flourish, it is a fact of life that light must coexist with darkness. Shaded borders often carry...
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Square Foot Gardening: How to Maximize a 4×8 Bed for Spring
Square Foot Gardening: How to Maximize a 4×8 Bed for Spring
If you’ve got a single 4×8 raised bed and big spring gardening plans, square foot gardening is one of the easiest ways to grow more food without overcrowding your plants. Instead of guessing spacing or planting in long rows, you...
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How to Design a Backyard That Looks Just as Good After Dark
How to Design a Backyard That Looks Just as Good After Dark
You've spent months building up your outdoor space, selecting materials, arranging beds, nurturing seedlings. Then the sun sets, and it all disappears. Your yard becomes a dark rectangle. Everything you worked on? Invisible. That's a design problem, not a lighting...
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Greenhouse Ideas That Add Charm
Greenhouse Ideas That Add Charm
In the forbidding cold, exotic flowers easily perished. The solution was to keep them in greenhouses and conservatories, where mimosa, bougainvillea, jasmine and tea roses all were grown by the wealthy in the Victorian era.  In the modern era, greenhouses...
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Top Garden Flowers to Start from Seed in March
Top Garden Flowers to Start from Seed in March
The bane of winter is one that gardeners are well acquainted with, with its starving, icy fingers and pale ascent. But eventually, the spring months jostle into place.  When summer comes like a jolt, announcing its arrival with a bright...
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Best Architectural Winter Plants
Best Architectural Winter Plants
Winter is known as the fallow season, when the field lies barren. At worst, it’s a blight that decimates everything in its path – its cruelty becoming legend during the First World War, when it claimed the lives of both...
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7 Signs It’s Time to Update Your Garden Setup for the New Year
7 Signs It’s Time to Update Your Garden Setup for the New Year
A new year is the perfect opportunity to step back and take an honest look at how your garden performed last season, because sometimes the biggest improvements don’t come from planting more or even from what went into the garden...
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Pros And Cons: Planting Evergreen Shrubs in the Landscape
Pros And Cons: Planting Evergreen Shrubs in the Landscape
Green is a way of life in the garden, but unfortunately, deciduous trees are only partly green, losing their leaves to the bane of winter. Some people choose evergreens for their courtly symmetry and ability to remain green throughout, without...
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