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We’re in Holland, Michigan, today visiting Terri Holden’s beautiful garden. It’s a late summer day on the path through Terri’s garden that leads to Lake Macatawa. Terri says she enjoys …
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Lynda Truelove is sharing her new garden with us today. I am an avid gardener, and we moved to our new home on a 7000-sq.-ft. unlandscaped lot a little over …
A Year Into a New Garden Space Read More
Today we’re in Canton, Massachusetts, visiting with Jana Trusz. Looking back at my garden during 2022, I have many lessons to learn. The drought was incredibly difficult and made me …
Vignettes from 2022 in Jana’s Garden Read More
Marigolds are some of the easiest and most useful flowers you can grow. They are great for planters, gardens, and pots and can also help repel pests and attract pollinators. …
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Today’s photos are from Tom. Hello from Zone 6 near Buffalo, New York! I’ve been growing with my garden for more than two decades, and my garden has been a …
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Allium is a genus of plants that everyone’s seen; many have grown wild in their backyards, yet few truly appreciate the value of these plants. The word allium literally means …
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Haworthia fasciata (haw-WORTH-ee-uh fass-ee-AY-tuh), now named Haworthiopsis fasciata, is a succulent plant native to South Africa shrub lands. Haworthia plants are often compared to Ox Tongue plants (Gasteria) and sometimes even confused with Aloe plants. …
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Ferns provide some of the most beautiful foliage out there. The fronds come in various shapes and sizes; some feature their spores prominently, while others aren’t so apparent. Growing ferns …
What Is The Best Fern Fertilizer? Read More
Cherry Ong is taking us to visit Abkhazi Garden in Victoria, British Columbia. These photos are from a trip she took there this spring. Japanese maples (Acer palmatum, Zones 5–9) …
GPOD on the Road: Abkhazi Garden Read More
When you see elephant ears in pots, you’ll know it right away because the huge leaves resemble an elephant’s ears. These plants grow outdoors in USDA hardiness zones 8 through …
How To Care For Potted Elephant Ears Read More