Vegetables, flowers, and perennials mingle in this abundant Minnesota garden

Meandering paths, clipped hedges, and layered late-season plantings reveal this historic Dutch garden a little at a time

A pond that felt too small became the starting point for a larger redesign with new paths, edible vines, native plants, and more room to grow

A garden that began as a blank slate in 2018 continues to change as new sunlight reshapes the growing conditions

Past GPOD contributors show how a few seasonal changes can carry containers and garden displays from late summer into fall

What began as a place to slow down has grown into a creative practice Brittney now shares with her family and others

Colorful containers add visual interest throughout Linda’s Zone 6b garden

A productive cutting garden gives Morgan plenty of flowers to harvest, arrange, and enjoy from summer into fall

Living in a cold climate doesn’t have to mean you can’t enjoy vivid colors in your garden. Learn how to select the best flowering annuals suitable for colder growing zones, and with minimal effort you can dazzle your neighbors with vibrant displays of color throughout the growing season. Read more now.

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Dense borders, repeated color, and layered plantings bring Kathleen’s backyard to its summer peak

At 72, Rob tends a 60-by-45-foot vegetable plot and year-round container garden filled with tomatoes, corn, Southern peas, and more

Low-growing plants soften a narrow side yard while leaving room for family mementos, colorful foliage, and a few playful garden accents

More woodland treasures, flowering vines, unusual shrubs, and late-season interest from a garden 48 years in the making

A 48-year-old garden offers a season-spanning mix of flowers, foliage, fragrance, and unexpected plant combinations

Fruit trees, vegetables, flowers, wildlife, and plenty of imagination made my grandma’s Wisconsin garden the ultimate place to grow up

At 175 acres, Norfolk Botanical Garden is a verdant refuge amid the bustle of Hampton Roads and a must-see for every plant lover

Raised beds, cut flowers, vegetables, and a greenhouse returned this historic property to its agricultural roots

What started as a vegetable garden has grown into a backyard packed with dahlias, edibles, fruit trees, and flowers meant for sharing

A patio and deck turn a difficult backyard into layered space for tropicals, flowers, and colorful containers

A second look at Lila’s Mill Creek garden following its recent community garden tour