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DesignGarden at the Foot of the Mountains
My name is Judy Houchin and I live in northeast Oregon, in Zone 7, at the foot of the Blue Mountains. When we moved into this house in 1985, it…
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DesignArt in the Garden
Even if you don’t identify as an artist, your garden is a form of art through your self-expression. Consider that each of us draws from a common regional palette of…
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DesignDefining the New American Cottage Garden
Several years ago, a husband-and-wife team of travel writers from England was touring Colorado and stopped by to see my garden. After walking in the garden and comparing our gardening…
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DesignFrom Play Yard to Shaded Oasis
Today Susan Amadio is sharing her Wilmington, Delaware, garden with us. My garden has evolved over the past 40+ years from a sunny play yard for kids to a shaded…
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DesignEnjoying the Process
My name is Kathy, I live in Royal Oak, Michigan, and I have gardens everywhere around my home. I love to garden, and I spend a lot of time outside.…
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DesignBringing Bright Colors to Small Spaces
Tamara Kljaic sent in today’s photos from her mother’s garden in Rockford, Illinois. Her mother is a lifelong lover of flowers, and these are some of her favorite images from…
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DesignTransforming a garden with good bones
When Joan Stogryn-Galloway bought her home she found a perfect stage for her love of gardening and travel memories!
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DesignCreate a Pebble Mosaic
Make edging, stepping stones, or even a small patio with river rocks and mortar
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Kitchen GardeningScarecrows are a Gardening Tradition
Farmers have used scarecrows for thousands of years to protect their crops from flocks of hungry birds. Today’s modern gardeners can continue this tradition by creating their own scarecrows using…
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