Make a Succulent Topiary
Colorful Selections for Shade
Comfortable Alfresco Dining
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Plant an Easy-to-Water Strawberry Jar
Lawn Alternatives
Mulch for a Healthy Garden
In Pursuit of the Perfect Potting Shed
Slideshow: Beautiful Clematis
Containers as Focal Points
6 Tips for Weed Control
Pretty in Pink
Fast-Growing Trees for Impatient Gardeners
NEW Video Series: There's a Better Way
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Dwarf Citrus Trees
Elephant's Ears
Plants that Spark!
Designing with Curved Terraces
Thoughts From a Foreign Field
Indeterminate or Determinate Tomatoes?
Stylish Shady Containers
Building a Compost Bin
Fragrant Plants for Pathways
Save Money by Growing Your Own
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Recent comments
Re: READER PHOTOS! Tim's garden in Ohio, Day 2: The front yard
How about a sign that reads, "Snake Habitat," or "You may take the rocks, please leave the snakes." Most people will avoid the area.
posted: 3:08 pm on January 26thRe: READER PHOTOS! Leslie's garden in Colorado Springs
Leslie: Be thankful you do not also have turkeys. What the
posted: 11:08 pm on October 12thdeer don't eat, the turkeys scratch up. However, I love them, so I have learned to plant so they have no room to
scratch. We live in Northern California so we don't have the same weather conditions you have. Love your photos.