Perennials, colorful containers, and flowers for cutting make the most of Sarah’s garden space

Many common plants in our gardens have the potential to harm. But sometimes, the risk is overblown. Should you avoid things like yew and datura altogether? Only if you have little kids or curious puppies? Or just exercise caution? Learn which plants to watch for, especially if you have kids or pets, in this guide.

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

Today, anyone can get their hands on hardy mums, and they seem to be for sale everywhere this ... Read More

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

Welcome autumn in brilliant style with late-season flora that showcases vivid flowers, foliage, and berries. Enhance an existing landscape or dedicate new areas of your outdoor living space to energizing pinks, purples, oranges, reds, and yellows. Choose your favorites from our list and prepare for a spectacular fall.

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Nancy’s 0.11-acre garden changes dramatically as the season progresses, with a naturalistic planting designed to keep pollinators coming

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

One second, it’s the season of summer-flowering bulbs, and the next thing you know, it’s already time for ... Read More

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After decades of indoor gardening, Jane has filled her home with colorful begonias, unusual succulents, and miniature landscapes inspired by her travels

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

Looking for an easy way to get an early start to the spring season? Why not try planting next year’s seeds in the fall? With minimal effort this autumn, you can get a head start on next season with a healthier, heartier crop. Read on to learn how to pre-seed the vegetable garden this fall for an early spring harvest.

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A thoughtful removal plan can reduce invasive plants without creating new problems elsewhere in the landscape

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

Are you wondering what to do with your end-of-season surplus of green and ripe red tomatoes? Some can be kept in boxed storage to continue to ripen and enjoy fresh. But for a bumper harvest, long-term preservation is often needed. Find all the details on how to store your homegrown tomatoes right here. Read more now.

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What happens when we stop fighting nature? Permaculture allows us to kick back and let nature do its ... Read More

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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

In Poland’s Masurian region, garden designer Magda is planting thousands of perennials and grasses to explore a new approach to resilient garden design