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Most avid gardeners will tell you that it was a family member—a mother, father, uncle, aunt, grandmother, grandfather, and soContinue Reading The post Gardening School appeared fir...
All across London, a city where a back garden is a luxury and allotment waiting lists are endless, locals are adopting unloved, neglected pockets of land and transforming them into...
What are some gardening principles that apply to everyday living?
Arcalia: It sounds daft but I grow hostas for the leaves not the flowers Does anyone grow hostas for the flowers?
George Washington was one of our nation’s most innovative and remarkable farmers. His interest in gardening was reflected in the four gardens at Mount Vernon where he grew a variet...
Welcome to Meanwhile, on Gardenista, in which we take a look at the goings-on over on our sibling site. In this week’s edition: Start to look for pocket gardens and you’ll notice t...
The award-winning Tate design at the Chelsea flower show reveals how urban spaces can be transformed by bringing art and nature togetherNever mind a gnome, no other garden at this...
Here's a view of Montague Street Gardens, which is normally a private secret garden hidden behind buildings in Bloomsbury, near the British Museum. I visited for London Open Garden...
Display gardens in Chicago show off how certain plants can thrive under challenging conditions.
Managing the scale of your foliage can give your landscapes surprising ways to catch the eye.
London Open Gardens celebrates the capital’s green spaces. Here are the gems to explore
A large garden is loaded with interest thanks to bright blooms and diverse foliage
Science shows that backyard horticulturalists plant the seeds for their own physical, mental and social well-being The post How Gardening Helps You Cultivate a Healthier Life appea...
It is springtime in Chicagoland, and when the weather begins to get warmer, our members look forward to the summer season in our Giving Garden. The windows in the Early Learning Ar...
Figuring out how to best use a shady nook or sunny patio is easiest when the light is strongestThe summer solstice is behind us: where did the year go? But the next few weeks are s...
Thanks to our crazy mild winter I started this gardening season without any large projects spurred by scorched earth (dead plants). Things just flowed right into March, April, and...
From sore muscles to broken bones (and worse), in some ways gardening is a extreme sport
I figured I would make a thread for those here who garden. With the rising prices of food, and it WILL go up a lot more sooner than we'd like, here's a chance to save, eat healthie...
When people visit our homestead, one of the first things they notice is the unusual garden south of the house. Instead of neat rectangular beds laid out in rows, the garden is arra...
Here's how I prepped my garden today.
This gardener proves a colorful landscape doesn't always require tons of chores
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