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DesignWinter-Flowering Vines for the Southwest
Flowering vines make such a beautiful addition to any fence, landscape, or container. The options are varied in the Southwest, but even in winter you can enjoy some vibrant blooms…
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DesignFast-Growing Perennial Vines for Northern California
Homeowners take great pride in their homes and gardens but can often be faced with a displeasing view or unattractive chain-link fence that begs for obscuring. Luckily, many problems can…
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DesignWoody Vines for the Northern Plains
Vines can be an intimidating element of the landscape, with their rambling and climbing nature. However, when placed in the right spot, vines can provide a look and fill a…
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DesignThree Garden Structures You Can Build
Lashed poles, hoops,l and sticks give vining beans and tomatoes handsome support. These structures, from the gardens of historic Old Salem, a Moravian village in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, are a…
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DesignBold Tender Vines for Your Summer Garden
Certain vining plants, or those that can be trained similarly, provide many functions in the garden. Vines may perform the role of a spiller in a mixed arrangement. Their flexible…
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DesignThe Loved and Lost List
Today’s photos come from Jane Donelon. As I gaze at my snow-covered garden, I wonder what will make it through this winter. The constantly changing conditions of nature alter my…
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DesignGorgeous Vines for Shade and Privacy
Gardeners are often looking to create areas of shade and privacy in their gardens. Flowering vines are a beautiful way to do both. Arbors, fences, and trellises can be made…
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DesignEpisode 37: Vines Worth Buying
We’re not talking about English ivy or climbing roses—but an array of far cooler plants
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DesignSome Favorite Plants
Today’s photos come from Kelly Gage in North Carolina. An unusually heavy December snowfall for North Carolina totaled 15 inches! It wasn't fun to drive in, but it sure was…
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ArticleSeed to Fork
Today we’re visiting Meg Cowden’s garden. We live in the western Twin Cities of Minnesota and enjoy a short and intense growing season. We relish pushing the season to its…
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