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Potted Plant Benefits

Mobility. What gardener hasnt wished that a plant grew somewhere else? Plants in pots are easy to move around. Light up a dark corner with pots of white, pink, or yellow flowering shade lovers such as impatiens

Low-Cost Planters from Everyday Objects

What You Need: Covered Buckets 1 metal or plastic bucket1 sheet of 1/4- or 1/2-inch plywoodWood preservativeWood glueHandful of 1/2-inch screwsPaper-thin sheets of bark (available at crafts stores) or thin branc

Time-Release Gardening

Although designed to complement a cottage-style home, this three-season garden plan illustrates principles that you can apply to any style of gardening. Variations in height and texture, plants set in groups, an

Prioritize Your Landscaping Projects

Where to Start 3 Things to Consider Before Starting a Landscaping Project

Add a Water Garden

What You Need: Four kinds of plants mingle here: water lily, parrot feather, cattail, and water hyacinth. Water-tight container at least 24 inches across (shown, 2 feet wide and 3 feet long)LevelDwarf cattailWat

Pond Pointers

A pond can turn your backyardinto a whole different world. The gardeners who responded to this question were united in their enthusiasm for pond gardens. If they were building their ponds all over again, however

Premium-Look Front-Yard Landscape

This two-story home sits on a 95-foot wide lot and features a 51-feet-deep front yard. The landscape design features extensive hardscaping and top-quality plants and materials. Find inspiration for landscaping

Landscape Materials Guide

Plants may outnumber landscape materials, but that doesnt mean you cant use the nonplant pieces in your landscape to complement a gardens design. Heres a landscape materials primer and some smart selection tips for pav

Backyard Landscaping Tips for a Family-Friendly Yard

The Gathering Space Every family has different must-haves, but two spots shouldnt be skipped as you map your backyard landscaping, says Julie Moir Messervy, a principal at Julie Moir Messervy Design Studio. Those

Loose-Fill Path

Protected from plant infiltration by a weed barrier and edged to keep the material from washing away, this walkway can last for many years. Buying loose organic materials by the bag is far more expensive than pu

A Bushel of Small-Space Ideas

Expand the View The right fencing adds to a gardens beauty. Hide a bad view strategically with a trellis or tree, but dont block off everything. And remember one view you can always have: the sky. Keep an open

Flagstone Path

Stone is sold by the ton. A ton of 2-inch-thick flagstone will cover about 90 square feet. However, coverage varies according to thickness, so tell your stone supplier the total square footage you wish to cover.

Create Country Charm: Make a Vintage Trellis

Heres how to turn two old garden gates into a trellis of blooms. With a little imagination, you can transform just about anything into a garden-worthy ornament. Heres how to create your own trellis: continue reading

A Pond in a Box

What You Need: After a half-day or so with asaw, youre ready to add waterand maybe some fish. Then, plugin the pump-and-fountain kitand relax. Pressure-treated lumber: Six 8-foot 1x2s Two 8-foot 2x2s Two 8-foot

Shopping Secrets for Nursery Garden Plants

continue reading below Barbara Pierson knows nursery garden plants. As nursery manager at White Flower Farm in Litchfield, Connecticut, she is surrounded by all things growing, all day long, and she he

Latticed Privacy Screen

A backyard privacy solution. For most people, the backyard offers a sanctuary from the hubbub of daily life. Its a place to relax away from prying eyes. But, if nearby houses are too close the neighbors have a v

Working with Landscape Professionals

Landscaping Musts for New Homeowners

Utah Landscaping

Penstemon If variety is the spice of life, then gardeners in Utah have a very colorful time in the out-of-doors. From just 6-18 inches of annual precipitation to the stresses of high elevations in mountain areas

Rock-Edged Gravel Path

Dry footing is a cinch if you lay down a porous weed mat in your path before taking your first step. Dont make the mistake of using black plastic lining for the bottom layer. Plastic will collect water in exactl

Smart Ways to Use Tight Spots in Your Landscape

Inviting Entry Create a welcoming front yard without giving up privacy. Here, a rustic arbor and split-rail fence offer an inviting scene. How to Get This Look: Use combinations such as black bamboo, Japanese m

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