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Edible GardensHerb Garden Essentials: Grow Your Own Tasty, Frilly Dill
Flavor your food and attract butterflies with easy-care (and pretty) dill in the garden
Full StoryLandscape DesignSet Your Shade Garden Aglow With Light
Invite brightness to the dark corners of your garden for a magical dance you won't want to miss
Full StoryGardening for ButterfliesGreat Design Plant: Red Bird-of-Paradise Soars With Color
Fiery bursts of red-orange flowers bring hot summer gardens to life, while this shrub's drought tolerance keeps the living easy
Full StoryLandscape DesignGet Along With Less Lawn — Ideas to Save Water and Effort
Ditch the mower and lower your water bill while creating a feast for the eyes with diverse plantings and gathering places
Full StoryCoastal StyleHow to Make Your Oceanfront Garden Thrive
You may love the beach, but many plants don't. Learn which ones are best for your warm-weather oceanside garden getaway
Full StoryLandscape DesignGreat Design Plant: Retreat to the Shade of Hardy Catalpa
Big foliage and a towering height provide a shady respite in summer, but that's not all hardy catalpa offers dedicated gardeners
Full StoryGardening for ButterfliesGreat Design Plant: California Fuchsia Brings Color and Hummingbirds
Set this summer perennial up in a dry and sunny spot for blazing orange or red blooms into fall
Full StoryGardening for ButterfliesGreat Design Plant: Thunder and Lightning for Midsummer Garden Color
Get over the mouthful of a name; focus on the dramatic foliage and gorgeous magenta flowers of Thunder and Lightning field scabious
Full StoryCurb AppealHow to Make a Window Garden Grow
Get the scoop on materials, installation, plantings and more to bring the charming look of window boxes to your home
Full StoryPlanting IdeasGreat Garden Combo: 5 High-Intensity Plants for High-Intensity Sun
Blend bold foliage and flowers to create a powerful combination that will hold its own even in the harsh light of midsummer
Full StoryEdible GardensSee How a Practical Garden Can Be a Visual Treat, Too
A university edible garden overflows with ideas for growing produce and flowers in containers, beds — or a pickup truck
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