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ARCHIVE OF POSTS
- Gardening
- 11 Garden Bloggers and Writers You Should Know
- Tour a Private Garden Near You
- Companion Planting Tips for Organic Garden Pest Control
- Tour a Private Garden Near You
- Dear Diary | Keeping a Garden Journal
- The Mole Man | Controlling Moles in the Garden and Lawn
- Garden Design Magazine Is Returning (Bigger and Better)
- Growing Thoughts | Garden Resolutions for 2014
- A Gardener Without a Wheelbarrow or Garden Cart
- Most Americans Interested in Composting, Survey Finds
- A Brief History of Intensive Gardening
- Fat Birds | A Gardener and the Local Avian Population
- Deer in the Garden | Oh, Dear!
- War of the Irises | Gardener Versus the Postman
- Beautiful Mess | A Garden’s Return to Nature
- A Burning Issue and the Virtues of a Garden Assistant
- The French Fungus Affair and the Rebirth of Organic Gardening
- The Top 24 Must-Have Mobile Apps for Gardeners
- Container Gardening 101 | Big Results in Small Spaces
- Landscape Fabric | It’s NOT the New Black
- Something in the Air | Stink Bugs Move From Garden to Home
Vegetables, Herbs & Fruits
- Digging It | America’s Home Grown Veggie Show
- New Garden Vegetables, Flowers and Herbs for 2014
- Vegetables and Herbs for Cold Climate Gardens
- Go Fig-ure | Too Much of a Good Thing
- Fall Bounty | Pumpkins, Winter Squash and Gourds
Flowers
- One of the World’s Rarest Flowers Stolen
- Slow Flowers | The Best Blooms, From a Plot Near You
- Toad Lily | Autumn’s Last Flower
- Mums the Word | To Live and Die With Chrysanthemums
- Full Bloom | Little Bluestem and Purple Love Grass
Plants, Trees & Shrubs
- Plant One on Me | The Magic of Mistletoe
- Keeping the Green in Holiday Evergreens
- How to Beat a Strawberry Tree
- Holiday Plant Care | Melinda Myers Shares Her Houseplant Survival Secrets
- Pumpkin on a Stick | Ornamental Eggplant
- Fall in a Nutshell | Walnuts in France
Food, Drink & Health
- Healthier, Earth-Friendly Valentine’s Day Chocolates
- Cancer-linked Coloring Agent Found in Soda Pop
- Sprouting | GMO Inside
- How Safe is Your Organic Chicken?
- Ginger and Cinnamon | Natural Healing Herbs
- 7 Free Natural, Organic and Healthy Food Apps You Should Know
- The Best Egg Nog Money Can Buy
- Bottoms Up | The World’s Best (Almost) Champagne and an Organic Alternative
- Tasting Newfoundland and Labrador | Canada’s Remote Food Frontier
- What You Should Know About ‘Free-Range’ Turkey
- Eating Nuts Leads to Longer Life, Less Cancer, Heart Disease
- Truth in Menus and Labels | Organic Salmon
- Garden to Table | Vinegars
- Six Healthy Chinese Super Foods
- FDA Seeks to Ban Unhealthy Trans Fats
- Sprouting | SPE Certified Food
- Garden to Table | Organic Apples
- FDA: U.S. Spice Imports Contaminated with Salmonella, Insects, Excrement, Hair
- Garden to Table | Olive Oil’s Slippery Slope
Photos & Garden Tours
- Wanderlust | New York Botanical Garden
- Taking a Walk Through a Historic French Garden
- Photo of the Week | A Faithful Re-creation of a Historic Greenhouse
- Photo of the Week | Impressive Garden Beds
- Photo of the Week | Red Cottage with a Grass Roof
- Digging It | Dallas Blooms with Birds in Paradise
- Photo of the Week | A Euro-Style Garden in the South
- Photo of the Week | A Casually Opulent Outdoor Room
- Photo of the Week | A Winery Mountain Garden
- Visiting Longwood Gardens at Christmastime
- Wanderlust | The Butchart Gardens
- Photo of the Week | A Hotel Garden in Southeast Asia
- Photo of the Week | A Garden Arbor and Lush Plantings
- Photo of the Week | A Grand Garden Shed
- Wanderlust | Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden
- Photo of the Week | A South American Vegetable Garden
- Photo of the Week | English Country Estate Garden
Shopping
- The Tasteful Garden | Organic Vegetables and Herbs
- In Store | Detroit Garden Works
- Digging It | EcoScraps Compost Mix
- Lodge Cast Iron Skillet | A Pan for All Seasons
- 5 Great Gifts for Gardeners
- In Store | Door to Door Organics
- Digging It | A Sailing Bag for Garden Duty
- Now Showing | Gardens of the World
- Digging It | The Patriot Fire Pit
- In Store | Mouth Foods
Outdoors & Decorating
- Upcycled Garden Wares for the Potting Bench
- Outside In | Outdoor Room Inspiration
- Cultivating Your Surroundings | 5 Ways to Bring the Garden Indoors
Books
- Bookworm | Virginia Woolf’s Garden
- Digging It | Free-Range Chicken Gardens
- Bookworm | Beatrix Potter’s Gardening Life
- Bookworm | Children’s Books for Gardeners in the Making
- Bookworm | The Signature of All Things
Personalities
- Refresh Your Garden Design | A Quick Q&A with Rebecca Sweet (Plus, Photos)
- Meet | Leslie Bennett, Co-Author of The Beautiful Edible Garden
Art & Crafts
- On a Pedestal | Lynn Karlin’s Vegetable Art
- Old Art Finds a New Purpose | The Floral Collages of Lauren Karnitz
- The Kissing Ball | A Holiday Decorating How-To
Lifestyle
- 10 Organic Resolutions Worth Keeping for Life
Urban Farming
- Now Showing | Growing Cities (with Urban Farms)
- In Detroit, Growtown Blooms
Miscellaneous
- Garda Dibble Tool, ThinkEco2 Planter and EcoScraps Giveaway
- Digital Wallpapers | Classic Outdoor Christmas Scenes
- Saying ‘No’ to Garden Gnomes?
- For Gardeners, a Shot at Finding a Dream Job
- Where’s the Buzz? Few Bees in the Garden
- Show Me Your Hands | Garden- and Weather-Proof Your Paws
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Category Archives: Garden
Wild Plantain | A Showy Perennial Broadleaf for the Tropical Garden
Wild Plantain (Heliconia Caribaea) Derived originally from the Heliconia species whose origins are Cuba, Haiti, Puerto Rico, Central America and Columbia, the Wild Plantain (also known as Lobster Claws) is a showy, herbaceous perennial hardy to USDA Zones 10 to … Continue reading
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Tagged flowering plants, flowers, garden, gardening, gardens, plants, tropical garden, tropical plants, tropics
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Crimson Glory Vine | A Way to Add Decorative Foliage to the Garden
The Crimson Glory Vine (vitis coignetiae) is a deciduous and vigorous climber that originates from Japan and Korea. This ornamental grape vine can reach an impressive 30 to 60 feet, and can successfully be grown in zones 4-8. It needs … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, Uncategorized
Tagged garden, garden plants, gardening, ground cover, groundcover, plans, Vines
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Summer Kitchens and Garden Preservation
Growing up during the 70 and 80’s on a rural farm (population 234) in Northern Florida near the Georgia border provided me with invaluable experiences of growing, harvesting and preserving food. My paternal and maternal grandmothers both had large families … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, Uncategorized
Tagged Canning, cooking, edible gardens, food, garden, gardening, gardens, kitchens, Pickling, preserves
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Pandemic Victory Gardens | A Quick How-to on Gardening in the COVID-19 Era
Victory gardens were widely encouraged and sometimes government-mandated during World War I and II to help supplement food supplies for families (large amounts of food were shipped to help support troops in foreign countries). The War commission provided people with … Continue reading
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Tagged COVID19, garden, gardening, gardens, pandemic, pandemic gardening, vegetable garden, vegetables, victory garden
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Patagonian Groundsel | A Hardy Evergreen Shrub for Your Garden
Dick Culbert https://www.flickr.com/photos/92252798@N07/8469300364/ Patagonian Groundsel Tree, also known as Patagonian Sea Myrtle (Baccharis patagonica), is a frost-hardy, fall-flowering evergreen shrub originating from South America — Chile and Argentina (Patagonia). Known for its versatility as a mounding hedge or a thick, … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, Garden Design, Ground Covers, Landscaping, Shrubs
Tagged baccharis, garden, gardening, gardens, ground cover, Groundsel. shrubs, Patagonian Groundsel, plants
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Bog Gardens | A Beautiful, Creative Solution for Watery Spaces
To many, a waterlogged area of a property is an inconvenience or eyesore. In most cases, poor draining soil in small areas can be corrected by amending the soil or other economical means.
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Tagged bog garden, bog gardens, damp gardens, garden, gardening, gardens, water garden water gardens, wetlands
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Using Shade Sails In a Garden Landscape
Some of the best things about spring and summer are the abundance of beautiful weather, the ability to grow things, ample opportunities for outdoor barbecues, parties, and other forms of open-air entertainment, and the ability to enjoy nature is all … Continue reading
Posted in Back Yard, Backyard, Balconies, Balcony, Decks, Decor, DIY, Garden, Garden Advice, Garden Blog, Garden Decor, Garden Design, Garden Objects, Garden Structures, Gardening, Hardscapes, Landscaping, Outdoor Decor, Patio Furniture, Patios, Porches, Summer Gardens, Uncategorized
Tagged backyards, Balconies, Balcony, Decks, DIY, garden design, garden device, garden structure, gardens, landscape, landscapes, outdoor entertaining, patio, patio decor, porch, Porches, shade, shade sail, sun protection, sun sail shade
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Maidenhair Vine | An Ornamental Plant for Outdoor (and Indoor) Gardens
By Avenue – Own work, GFDL, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=14980740 Maidenhair vine (Muehlenbeckia complexa) is a deciduous climbing vine native to New Zealand. It is most notably known for its versatility as a prolific ground cover and screening plant due its rampart but … Continue reading
Posted in Foliage, Garden, Garden Advice, Garden Blog, Garden Borders, Garden Design, Garden Tips, Gardening, Greenhouses, Ground Covers, Landscaping, Perennials, Propagation, Shrubs, Vines
Tagged garden, garden design, garden designers, gardener, ground cover, hedges, houseplants, maidenhair vine, Muehlenbeckia, New Zealand, perennials, plants, shrubs, Vines
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Snow Gum Eucalyptus | An Australian Native Tree for the Garden
By Amanda Slater – May 29th “Tree Three_Snow Gum Blossom”, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=4327216 By Sterry2607 – Transferred from de.wikipedia to Commons by Hekerui using CommonsHelper., CC BY 2.5, https://commons.wikimedia.org /w/index.php?curid=35857638 By Toby Hudson – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=9374575 … Continue reading
Posted in Foliage, Front Yard, Garden, Garden Design, Gardening, Landscaping, Ornamentals, Trees, Uncategorized
Tagged architectural garden, eucalyptus, garden, garden design, garden designers, gardening, Snow gum, Trees
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A Simple Sensory Garden
It has been a dream of mine for many years now as a garden designer to be commissioned to create a large scale sensory garden for a facility such as a hospital, mall, school, senior citizen centers or treatment center. … Continue reading
Brighten Up Your Outdoor Space with a White or Moonlight Garden
Posted in Flowers, Garden, Uncategorized
Tagged bright gardens, Flower Gardens, flowers, garden, garden design, gardening, gardens, moonlight gardens, planting, white gardens
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Accessible Gardens | Designing a Garden for People with Disabilities and Physical Limitations
The National Gardening Survey reveals that three-quarters of Americans garden in one form or another. But only 36 percent of people with disabilities engage in any leisure physical activity, including gardening and walking outdoors, according to a report by the … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, Garden Design, Uncategorized
Tagged disabilities, disability, garden, garden design, gardening, gardens, handicapped
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Garden Variety Wishes You a Happy Father’s Day!
On this day of observance and appreciation, Garden Variety would like to wish a very Happy Father’s Day to the men who represent the best of fatherhood, paternal bonding and positive influences in the lives of others. YOU MIGHT ALSO … Continue reading
Photo | A Tropical Community Garden and Farm in Hawaii
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Photo | A Lovely Potting Shed for the Garden Photos | Breathtaking Rocky Mountain Gardens, Patios and Yards Photo | A Lush Mature Garden of Delights
Photo | A Romantic Canadian Hotel Garden
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Photos | Breathtaking Rocky Mountain Gardens, Patios and Yards Photo | A Formal Garden in Eastern Europe Photo | A Parisian Luxury Hotel Garden and Dining Patio
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Tagged Canada, garden, gardens, hotel, niagara-on-the-lake, ontario, photo, photography, travel
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Happy Mother’s Day Everyone!
On this day celebrating the women responsible for making each and every one of our lives possible, Garden Variety would like to offer a word of thanks for the unconditional love, thoughtful care and tireless efforts of every mom out … Continue reading
In the Garden, Spring Finally Arrives
In France, as across much of North America, spring has finally sprung. And Mike Alexander is ready as the ‘Saint of Frost’ gives way to seasonal bloom.
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Tagged flowers, France, French, garden, gardening, Mike Alexander, plants, Saint Glaçe, saint of frost, spring
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Photo | An Eco-Conscious Public Garden
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Photo | The Vegetable Garden at George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate Photos | Breathtaking Rocky Mountain Gardens, Patios and Yards Photo | A Lush Mature Garden of Delights
Posted in Garden, Uncategorized
Tagged botanical garden, Clark Gardens Botanical Park, garden, gardens, nature, photo, photography, public garden, purple cone flowers, Texas, water garden
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Trout Lilies | Children of the Spring
GV’s Joyce Newman introduces us to a wildflower usually found on the forest floor.
Posted in Flowers, Garden
Tagged bulbs, dog's tooth violet, flowers, garden, gardening, gardens, hiking, Joyce H. Newman, nature, photo, photographs, trout lily, violet, wildflowers
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Dandelion | Harbinger of Spring
Our man in Europe, horticulturist Mike Alexander, on the season of the dandelion, the bane of gardeners everywhere.
Posted in Garden, Uncategorized, Weeds
Tagged Asteraceae, Bordeaux, dandelion, dandelions, Europe, European, flowers, France, French, garden, gardening, gardens, photo, photography, Taraxacum officinale, weeds
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Wanderlust | Tulip Time in Holland, Michigan
A flower-filled town on one of the Great Lakes allows you go Dutch without the jet lag.
Posted in Flowers, Garden, Uncategorized
Tagged Dutch, Europe, flowers, garden, gardens, Holland, Michigan, Netherlands, photography, photos, travel, Tulip Time, Tulips, windmill
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Photo | The Vegetable Garden at George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Photo | Beautiful Hardscaped Garden with Birdbath Photo | An Outdoor Living Room with Interior Appeal Photo | A Dream Stone Manor Garden in England
Posted in Edible Garden, Garden
Tagged cooking, edible, food, garden, gardens, George Washington, historic, history, kitchen, Mount Vernon, photo, photography, vegetable garden, vegetables, Virginia
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Happy Easter From Garden Variety
Happy Easter from GV to you! May each and every one of you enjoy the holiday with family and friends. Thank you all for reading, liking, commenting and sharing! YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Garden Variety Wishes You a Merry Christmas Happy … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, Christ, Christian, colored eggs, dyed eggs, Easter, easter eggs, garden, gardening, holiday
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How to Shop for Spring Garden Plants
Kerry Meyer, program manager with high-performing plant brand Proven Winners, on how to find healthy plants in garden centers.
Posted in Flowers, Garden
Tagged flowers, garden, gardening, gardens, Horticulture, Kerry Meyer, Kerry Strope, planting, plants, Proven Winners, spring, University of Minnesota, University of Missouri
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Bordeaux, France | A Living History
GV’s European correspondent, Mike Alexander, gives a quick primer on the living—and growing—heritage of the French city known as La Belle au Bois Dormant (Sleeping Beauty)
Posted in Garden, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Bordeaux, Europe, European, France, French, garden, gardens, Horticulture, ivy, Miek Alexander, parks, plants, travel, Trees
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Easter Lily | The Season’s Brightest Bloom
Our editor, Therese Ciesinski, on a seasonal favorite: the richly-scented, pale-trumpeted floral symbols of Easter.
Posted in Flowers, Garden, Uncategorized
Tagged bible, Christ, Christian, Easter, Easter Lilies, Easter Lily, flower, flowers, garden, gardens, holiday, Lilium longiflorum, spring
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Growing Up | New Site Teaches Tweens About Soil Science
A new e-learning site dedicated to informing the students—and the public—about the role of nutrients in healthy food production and the preservation of green spaces.
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Tagged agriculture, children, Discovery Channel, Discovery Communications, Discovery Education, education, farming, food, gardem gardening, gardens, healhy, learning, Learning Channel, planting, soil, TLC
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Yard to Plate | Edible Gardening Rises in the U.S.
More Americans opting for locally grown fruit, vegetables and herbs at a time when health issues and surging food prices have become national concerns.
The Winners of Our Spring Giveaway
GV announces the giveaway winners.
Posted in Garden
Tagged digs gloves, Digz, Garda Dibble, garden, garden gloves, garden tool, gardening, gardens, seed planting
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Photo | A Lush Mature Garden of Delights
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Photo | Beautiful Hardscaped Garden with Birdbath Photo | A Lovely Potting Shed for the Garden Photo | A Formal Garden in Eastern Europe
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Tagged flowers, garden, gardening, gardens, nature, photo, photography, plants
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The Know Maintenance Perennial Garden | A Conversation with Author Roy Diblik
GV’s Joyce H. Newman catches up with renown garden designer Roy Diblik, who discuses his work and new book, “The Know Maintenance Garden.”
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Tagged garden, gardening, gardens, native plants, nature, perennials, photo, photography, plantings, plants, Roy Diblik, spring, The Know Maintenance Garden, wildflowers
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Spring Planting Tips for Outside and In
Westbury Garden Rooms, a builder of beautiful custom conservatories and orangeries in the U.K., offers GV readers some spring planting advice.
Posted in Garden, Garden Advice, Uncategorized
Tagged atrium, conservatory, England, Essex, garden, garden room, garden rooms, gardening, gardens, glazed extension, landscaping, London, natue, orangery, photo, photography, plants, solarium, sun parlour, sun porch, sunroom, UK, United Kingdom, Westbury Garden Rooms
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Photo | Beautiful Hardscaped Garden with Birdbath
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE GV Spring Gardening Giveaway Photo | A Lovely Potting Shed for the Garden Photo | A Formal Garden in Eastern Europe
Posted in Attract Birds, Garden
Tagged birds, flowers, garden, gardening, gardens, landscaping, nature, patio, photo, photography
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GV Spring Gardening Giveaway
Who doesn’t enjoy getting free things? Especially gardeners at springtime.
Posted in Garden, Uncategorized
Tagged contest, Digz, free, freebies, Garda Dibble, garden, garden glove, garden tool, gardening, gardening tool, gardens, giveaway, gloves, seed planting, spring
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Photo | The Gardens at a Historic French Architectural Treasure
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Photo | A Dream Stone Manor Garden in England Photo | A Parisian Luxury Hotel Garden and Dining Patio Photo of the Week | A Canopy Road in North Florida
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Tagged architecture, Chateau du Villandry, chateaux, Europe, European, France, French, garden, gardens, Loire Valley, photo, photography, tourism, travel
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Photo | A Lovely Potting Shed for the Garden
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Photo of the Week | A Grand Garden Shed Photo | A Dream Stone Manor Garden in England Photo of the Week | English Country Estate Garden
Posted in Garden
Tagged Amish, cedar shed, garden, garden shed, garden structure, gardening, gardens, outbuilding, potting shed, shed, sheds
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Rethinking How to Water Your Garden
When watering the garden, there’s more to consider than when and how much, explains GV contributor A.H. Jackson.
Digging It | The Philadelphia Flower Show
A final opportunity to experience the world’s biggest indoor flower exhibit.
Posted in Flowers, Garden, Uncategorized
Tagged flower, flowers, garden, gardening, gardens, Horticulture, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Flower show, travel
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Winter Blooms on France’s Route of Gold
While much of France is still stuck in late-Winter’s chill, the almost year-round sunshine of the Cote d’Azur offers ample opportunities to explore ‘La Route des Mimosas,’ a “trail” spanning eight villages centered around the beautiful golden mimosa tree.
Posted in Garden, Travel, Trees
Tagged Acacia dealbata, Cote d’Azur, flowering shrub, flowering tree, flowers, France, French, French Riviera, garden, gardening, Horticulture, Mike Alexander, mimosa, mimosa tree, photo, photography, Provence, Route des Mimosas, travel, Trees
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Photo | A Garden Oasis in the City
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Photo of the Week | A Lush Front Yard Garden Photo of the Week | A Faithful Re-creation of a Historic Greenhouse Photo of the Week | Impressive Garden Beds
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Tagged garden, gardens, gazebo, hotel, nature, Omni Shoreham Hotel, outdoors, photo, photography, travel, Washington, Washington DC
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Photo | A Dream Stone Manor Garden in England
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Photo of the Week | English Country Estate Garden Photo of the Week | A Grand Garden Shed Photo of the Week | A South American Vegetable Garden
Posted in Garden, Uncategorized
Tagged British, country, country hotel, countryside, England, English country garden, English countryside, garden, gardens, Gravetye Manor, luxury hotel, manor house, photo, photography, travel
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Going Native | The Battle With Invasive Species and Garden Weeds
National Invasive Species Awareness Week (February 23-28) kicks off ahead of the spring weed onslaught.
Posted in Garden, Uncategorized
Tagged Bringing Nature Home, Carole Sevilla Brown, Charlotte Adelman, Douglas Tallamy, Ecosystem Gardening, environmental, Find Native Plants, garden, gardening, How to Eradicate Invasive Plants, invasive plants, invasive species, local plants, native plants, nature, Nature Conservancy, Teri Dunn Chace, The Midwestern Native Garden, Weed Science Society of America, weeds, WSSA
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Photo | A Formal Garden in Eastern Europe
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Photo of the Week | Red Cottage with a Grass Roof Photo of the Week | A Casually Opulent Outdoor Room Photo of the Week | A Euro-Style Garden in the South
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Tagged Czech, Czech Republic, Europe, European, garden, gardens, nature, outdoors, photo, photography, Prague, travel
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Photo | A Parisian Luxury Hotel Garden and Dining Patio
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Photo of the Week | A Grand Garden Shed Photo of the Week | A Casually Opulent Outdoor Room Photo of the Week | English Country Estate Garden
Posted in Garden, Uncategorized
Tagged alfresco, dining, France, French, garden, gardens, Hotel Particulier, Hotel Particulier Montmartre, luxury, Paris, patio, travel
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Free Eucerin Lotion Sample for Winter and Garden Hands
A freebie on President’s Day.
Majorelle Gardens | The Exotic Park That Inspired Yves Saint Laurent
Majorelle Gardens, the luxuriant, 12-acre cobalt-blue-splashed garden of earthly delights just outside the Marrakech home of fashion icon Yves Saint Laurent, inspired the designer with a blur of French and Moroccan sensibilities. GV’s European correspondent Mike Alexander takes us on … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, Uncategorized
Tagged France, French, garden, gardens, Jaques Majorelle, Majorelle Gardens, Marrakech, Marrakesh, Moroccan, Morocco, photo, photography, Yves Saint Laurent
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The Garda Dibble, ThinkEco2 and EcoScraps Winners
Announcing the winners of the giveaway.
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Tagged Garda Dibble, garden, garden products, garden tools, gardener, gardening, ThinkEco2. EcoScraps
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