heuchera
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DesignThe Best Heucheras for Northern California
Long appreciated for their airy blooms and charming, carefree nature, native heucheras (Heuchera spp. and cvs., Zones 4–9) were gleaned from their mountain and woodland habitats many years ago to…
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Design‘Magma’ Heuchera Will Have You Going Gaga for Foliage
Yes, we all want flowers whenever and wherever we can get them, but don’t forget that foliage plants are your stalwart garden workhorses. With this knockout heuchera, you get the…
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ArticleFall in Renee’s Garden
My name is Renee Minirth. This is fall in my garden. In Memphis, fall lasts into December. Sometimes it’s hard to find good fall color in Southern gardens, but I’ve…
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DesignFrom Wild to Wonderful
Today we’re visiting Karen Holmen’s garden in White Bear Lake, Minnesota. I’ve been out taking pictures of my garden over the last few weeks. It always takes a bit longer…
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DesignReturn to Luana’s Garden
Today we’re back for more of Luana Carpenter’s garden in Massilon, Ohio. In the shady garden are 'Annabelle' hydrangea (Hydrangea arborescens ‘Annabelle’, Zones 3–9), Heuchera, Hosta, and Geranium. Just inside…
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DesignFrom Zero to Garden in 18 Months
Today’s photos come from Lori Ann Fowler. I wanted to submit some photos of my husband's garden at our home in Newhalem, Washington. I say "my husband's garden" simply because…
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DesignMaking a Cottage Garden
Welcome to Melina Mantey’s garden. Color has always been a priority in my garden. The brighter and more diverse, the better. When I first started out, I was aware there…
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DesignThe Transplanted Gardener
Welcome to Elizabeth Kring’s garden in Plano, Texas. After spending my entire gardening life in California, where virtually anything will grow, we were transplanted to Texas, where gardening is a…
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ArticleFabulous Fall Colchicums
Today’s photos come from Kathy Purdy, a great collector of fall-blooming colchicum. I garden in Oxford, New York, which I like to say has a Zone 5 winter (sometimes even…
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DesignMaking Creative Fall Containers
Today’s photos come from Cheri Barnett: In 2015, I was inspired by a Fine Gardening article recommending that readers create fall containers without using mums. With this in mind, I…
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