September 2017
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ArticleHop Happy
We had a pre- and post-conference tour for the IHA conference and both were fun and action-packed. However the post conference tour to visit hop farms and breweries was a…
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ArticleEmbracing the Change of Seasons
Cherry Ong from Richmond, British Columbia shares a handful of the latest happenings in her early fall garden.Summer (and spring) are always too short for me. I usually have difficulty…
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ArticleA Garden That’s Gone to the Dogs
Michael Stumpf has discovered many creative ways to embrace dogs in the garden.
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ArticleLeila Arboretum in Battle Creek , Michigan
On a recent road trip to Michigan, we happened upon the Leila Arboretum--and what a find! If you are in the neighborhood--go check it out! Wonderful gardens and a great…
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ArticleA 3D Celebration of Garden Art in Canada
Maria Fleming gives us a glimpse into the art of the MosaÏculture event that is currently taking place in Ottawa.
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ArticleA Horticultural Playground on Hermit’s Lake
Wayne Gruber, a horticulturist for over 35 years, showcases his home that sits on one acre of rolling hills overlooking Hermit's Lake, a private 33-acre lake in Crowne Point, Indiana.
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ArticleEpisode 11: Great Water-Wise Plants
These selections will thrive—instead of die—when things get dry It seems like more and more areas of the country are experiencing decreasing rains and a loss of naturally occurring moisture.…
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ArticleBe a Summer Tomato Saver
The calendar may say it’s autumn, but the tomato vines are still pumping out beautiful fruits. What a delicious problem to have! Here are four ways to preserve tomatoes to…
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ArticleGardening With an Element of Surprise
Jeff Calton from Tennessee shares his plant knowledge by helping out at a couple's nearby garden.
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ArticleEvery Cloud Has a Silver Lining
Ana Bowers shares her resilient thoughts with us after the passing of Hurrican Irma.
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