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7 Container Plantings to Bring Winter Gardens to Life
Winter Gardening7 Container Plantings to Bring Winter Gardens to Life
By Matt Kilburn
Adding instant color but with long-lasting practicality, these plant groupings are bright spots in a slumbering wintertime garden
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Hop Hornbeam Offers Interest in Fall and Winter Landscapes
Flowers and PlantsHop Hornbeam Offers Interest in Fall and Winter Landscapes
By Heather Holm
Plant versatile Ostrya virginiana for its drought tolerance, interesting seedpods and long-lasting rusty brown leaves
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Bring on the Drama With Purple Foliage
FoliageBring on the Drama With Purple Foliage
By Annie Thornton
These 9 plants, in shades from plum to maroon, will add dark, moody color to your garden year-round
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Leafy Reedgrass Softens California Gardens
Flowers and PlantsLeafy Reedgrass Softens California Gardens
By Margaret Oakley
Plant Calamagrostis foliosa, a California native, as an alternative to exotic fountain grass
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Pots Bring Fuss-Free Color to the Garden
ColorPots Bring Fuss-Free Color to the Garden
By Noelle Johnson
Keeping color in your outdoor spaces is as easy as adding a few pots in vibrant shades. Here are 10 ways to use them
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Do You Have This Green In Your Garden Yet?
Planting IdeasDo You Have This Green In Your Garden Yet?
By Lauren Dunec Hoang
Chartreuse brightens shady corners and energizes planting beds. Here’s how to use it in your landscape
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Plant Rubber Rabbitbrush for Its Brilliant Blaze of Gold in Fall
Flowers and PlantsPlant Rubber Rabbitbrush for Its Brilliant Blaze of Gold in Fall
By Susan Tweit
The western North American shrub ‘Ericameria nauseosa’ has masses of tiny flowers that attract pollinators
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Common Pricklyash Provides Reliable Orange or Gold Color in Autumn
Flowers and PlantsCommon Pricklyash Provides Reliable Orange or Gold Color in Autumn
By Heather Holm
Zanthoxylum americanum also serves as food for pollinators, nesting site for songbirds and host for butterfly larvae
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This Tall Cactus Stands Out in Drought-Tolerant Gardens
Flowers and PlantsThis Tall Cactus Stands Out in Drought-Tolerant Gardens
By Noelle Johnson
Mexican organpipe cactus, or Stenocereus marginatus, grows quickly to reveal green stems outlined in white
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Your November Garden Checklist
Gardening GuidesYour November Garden Checklist
By Annie Thornton
What to do around the U.S. this month to help your garden thrive — when you're not admiring fall's brilliant colors, that is
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The Truth About Bats: 3 Reasons to Love Them
Gardening GuidesThe Truth About Bats: 3 Reasons to Love Them
By Jennifer Baker
It’s Halloween — time for spiders, black cats and bats. Here’s why we should appreciate, not fear, the nocturnal winged mammals
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