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Gardening GuidesGreat Lakes Gardener: What to Do In July
Gather juicy berries and breathe in the lovely scent of lilies, but don't forget to stay on top of watering needs and shake off the beetles
Full StoryGardening GuidesPacific Northwest Gardener: What to Do in July
Deadheading spent flowers, keeping up with watering and starting seeds indoors are the biggest gardening tasks for July
Full StoryGardening GuidesTexas Gardener: What to Do in July
Beat the heat with sun-loving blooms, pest control, good lawn care and sun protection. Pick up the pace for planting and planning
Full StoryGardening and Landscaping8 Splendid Side Yard Designs
Treat your skinny side yard like the beautiful green corridor it wants to be, with these verdant garden designs as inspiration
Full StoryUrban GardensPut Plants to Work in Small Gardens
Grasses, ground cover and more keep small gardens big on visual interest
Full StoryRed FoliageGreat Design Plant: Japanese Blood Grass
This dramatic, ruby-tinged grass bridges the gap between red and green, short and tall plants
Full StoryGardening GuidesDIY: How to Make Backyard Hanging Shelves
Give your backyard fence a boost with these easy, colorful hanging shelves
Full StoryGold FoliageGreat Design Plant: Hubricht's Bluestar
Billowy, willowy, and with blooms in three seasons, Bluestar makes a cooling, breezy impression in the landscape
Full StoryUrban GardensGardeners Champion Nature's Cause in the City
Garden advocates and artists in San Francisco have joined forces to find creative ways to bring nature back into the urban landscape
Full StoryGardening GuidesGreat Design Plant: Fernbush
This rock-loving shrub's delicate honey-scented flowers attract butterflies, but its low water needs may be the real draw in summer
Full StoryGardening GuidesBathe Your Garden in a River of Color
Flowing curves made of ground covers, herbs and grasses to resemble a riverbed give landscapes movement and grace
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