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Today’s photos come from Andrea McCollum of Hamilton, Ohio. We are two senior gardeners who met online about 15 years ago. My romantic partner wanted to create, through gardening, a…
Marion Taylor sent us photos earlier in the summer of her Zone 3 garden in Manitoba, Canada, and today we're featuring what’s looking good in late summer. She says, “We…
It's always wonderful when Linda Skyler sends in more photos of her incredible garden on Bainbridge Island (start checking out her previous GPOD posts here), so I’m happy to have…
Today’s photos come from Elle Ronis, whose 15-year-old garden is remarkably beautiful and diverse. Tufa is a porous limestone rock that is prized for making rock gardens like this. Combining…
Today’s photos come from Claudia Tregoning in Springfield, South Australia. This is my Wollemi pine, now 2.4m tall. The Wollemi pine (Wollemia nobilis) is the botanical world’s find of the…
I’m always excited when I see an email from Istvan Dudas in the GPOD inbox. If you’ve missed previous posts from him, start here and enjoy. Istvan works as a gardener…
Today we’re visiting Anne’s garden on the outskirts of Ottawa, Ontario. Our garden is a happy mix of cultivated and naturalized plants situated on alvarlike terrain in a rural development…
Today’s photos come from Randy Potter in Kenosha, Wisconsin. My wife and I love gardening. In the spring and summer we work in the garden almost every day. Rosalyn is…
Welcome to Kamalika Chakrabarty’s garden. Our garden in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, consists of a border along the front porch and a side garden that surrounds a patio. We use…
Today’s photos come from Anna Tsai of Bayside, Wisconsin. When we moved in twenty-one years ago, there were only a few hostas and some overgrown bushes. I learned that the…
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