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DesignCarla’s Spring Garden, Part 1
Today we’re off to Malvern, Pennsylvania, to visit with frequent GPOD contributor Carla Z. Mudry. We last visited her garden during the winter when it was covered with snow (End…
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CollectionStart Spring Right
Although it always seems to take a while to get here, spring is the best time to be a gardener. The air is turning mild, plants are returning full of…
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How-ToGrowing Sweet Peas in the South
Growing up, Jason spent a lot of his summers in England with his grandparents. One of his favorite things to do there was to visit flower shows. There would be…
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DesignSpring in Connecticut
It is always a pleasure when Elle Ronis sends in photos of her magical garden in Stamford, Connecticut. We’ve visited her garden before (Flowers Big and Small and Shrubs for…
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DesignTips for the Best Spring Ephemeral Displays
Late April is a great time for enjoying the last spring ephemerals and early-blooming spring shrubs in the garden. This time of year, the energy of the garden of imminent…
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DesignSpring Blooms in a Small, Townhouse Garden
Betsy Thompson has a small townhouse garden near Albany, New York. These are some portraits of flowers blooming here this month. There are many more. It isn't easy to choose…
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DesignSpring in the Coastal Redwoods
My name is Donna Vail. I was in the GPOD last October (A Garden to Linger In). I live in Crescent City, California. I’m in Zone 9 and live in…
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DesignGardens at Bellsflower Farm
Today we’re visiting Ruth Ann Mummey’s garden. We moved to our farm, located outside the village of Sergeantsville, New Jersey, in 1995. We named it Bellsflower because we could hear…
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DesignAn Undisciplined Garden
My name is Cheryl Henley. I have been gardening in the heavy, rocky, clay soils of the Wasatch Mountain foothills at about 4000 feet for 30 years. My husband and…
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DesignFavorite Moments in Susie’s Garden
Today we’re visiting Susie Talbot’s garden, reliving some beautiful moments of spring and summer. Tulips afire! Sunlight coming behind these blooms sets them off with pure magic. I want to…
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