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Venerable beauty

Venerable beauty

FineGardening_Editor, editor | February 5th, 20101 comment

This impressive tree has decided to ignore the forces of gravity and grow where it wants to go. Photo taken at Dumbarton Oaks in Washington, DC. Welcome to the Fine Gardening Garden Photo of the Day...

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Beautiful bark

Beautiful bark

FineGardening_Editor, editor | January 22nd, 20104 comments

We rely on pines (Pinus spp. and cvs., USDA Hardiness Zones 3-10) for their beautiful evergreen presence in winter, but lacebark pine (Pinus bungeana, Zones 4-7) also has stunning bark to kick it up...

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Turn a garden tragedy into a stunning focal point

Turn a garden tragedy into a stunning focal point

FineGardening_Editor, editor | January 11th, 20102 comments

Before removing that beloved tree or shrub that bit the dust, try highlighting it for another season or two with a coat of vibrant paint. This garden was designed by the horticulturists at the West...

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