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DesignThings to Think About When Planning or Renovating a Garden
I have always thought that the best gardens are those that make people happy and comfortable. Sure, great gardens look good, but they have to feel good too. The gardens…
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DesignTerri’s New Garden Project
Today’s photos are from Terri Bennink. We were not able to really work on the front and side yard, as there was a giant sweetgum tree (Liquidambar styraciflua, Zones 5–9)…
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DesignA Stunning Modern Landscape Design for a Contemporary Home
This modern Seattle home was built on a bluff overlooking Puget Sound in Zone 8b. When I first took on the project, the steel-and-glass house stood on a dirt-and-gravel work…
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DesignKevin’s Spring Garden
Today we’re visiting with Kevin Kelly. Good morning, and welcome to my garden in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (Zone 6b). I have posted on GPOD many times over the years (e.g., Review…
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DesignPerfect Plants for Pots Along Pathways
This diverse and exciting plant group seems like it appeared overnight, with new varieties emerging every day. Sun or shade, upright or trailing, dwarf or massive—there is a coleus for…
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DesignEpisode 36: Plants for Pathways
Most gardeners have some sort of pathway in their landscape. Planting along that walkway—or even in it—can be a challenge. In this episode we discuss low-profile plants that can truly…
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DesignPaths and Gateways
Today we're visiting a garden with Sharon Weiser of St. Joseph, Missouri. Earlier this year you published photos of my current garden. These are photos of my previous garden that show…
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DesignPlants for Pathways
These durable creeping perennials discourage weeds and soften the look of a walkway
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DesignCreating Garden Passageways
Thoughtfully designed transitional spaces help set the tone of a garden
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DesignFragrant Plants for Pathways
These 12 plants make your stroll through the garden smell as good as it looks
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