Plants
Hot plants for your 2012 garden
Head to both the annual and perennial sections at your local nursery to discover these beautiful bushes and blooms
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More Plants
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Hot plants for your 2012 garden Hot plants for your 2012 garden
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Five ways to choose a winning perennial Five ways to choose a winning perennial
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Eight beautiful bulbs for the... Eight beautiful bulbs for the...
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Natural beauty: May's evocative lilacs Natural beauty: May's evocative lilacs
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Aromatherapy: Growing scented... Aromatherapy: Growing scented...
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A nod to fragrant daffodils A nod to fragrant daffodils
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10 steps to forcing spring bulbs 10 steps to forcing spring bulbs
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Five tropical plant trends for 2012 Five tropical plant trends for 2012
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Witch hazel: A tree that blooms in... Witch hazel: A tree that blooms in...
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How-to video: Create your own terrarium How-to video: Create your own terrarium
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Add an easy-care oxalis to your... Add an easy-care oxalis to your...
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African violets: Easy houseplants African violets: Easy houseplants
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Choose the perfect Christmas tree Choose the perfect Christmas tree
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10 easy-care plant ideas 10 easy-care plant ideas
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Poinsettias: From Mexican shrub to... Poinsettias: From Mexican shrub to...
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The truth about carnivorous plants The truth about carnivorous plants
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Bulb strategies for continuous... Bulb strategies for continuous...
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Keep fall bulbs safe with daffodils Keep fall bulbs safe with daffodils
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Are you ready to plant a veggie garden?
The ground may still be frozen, but you’re itching to try your hand at vegetable gardening. Are you ready for the spring thaw? Test your veggie IQ and see if you have what it takes to get those vegetables growing!
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From the Editor
Garden of Eden
When it comes to garden breadth, be careful what you wish for. After years of pining for a garden that would allow me an opportunity to really, well, garden, I got exactly that. After a very wet spring and an even hotter start to the summer, my garden is now well under way. This year I'm not going to worry about creating a perfect garden—I'm just content to learn about its foibles and its beauty.

