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Eight Trends Influencing the Gardening World in 2016

Easy to love new plants, accessible technology, a flirt with romance, the sharing economy, a cleaner, simpler color palette, and crisp geometric design all add up to a fresh take on gardening in 2016, according to the plant.

Gardening Made Easier

Think you don’t have time to garden? Our experts have gathered their favorite timesaving garden tips to share with you. Our experts have gathered their favorite timesaving garden tips to share with you.

The Quintessential Climber

Boulevard Clematis No garden is complete without the brilliant blooms and vining habit of clematis! This ‘queen of the climbers’ creates a vertical element in the garden and is often seen lacing through fences, twining up and over.

Color Your Containers

Since spring has officially arrived, let’s get a jumpstart on our container gardens. Try these bloomers that tolerate the cooler early days of spring and get your containers if full spring.

Welcome Fall to Your Front Door

Haven’t you heard the famous expression, ‘Fall is for front doors?’ Well ok, maybe we haven’t either but we believe adorning your outdoor dwelling should be on the top of every good garden lover’s priority list.

Savory Salmon Quiche

Although quiche is now considered a classically French dish, it actually originated in Germany. This eggtastic wonder began in the medieval kingdom of Lothringen, under German rule, which the French later renamed Lorraine (Chef Manu’s.

Is it warm enough yet?

Annuals provide color from the time of planting into early fall. Inexpensive, easy to grow and gorgeous ~ annuals are great for changing the look of your garden from year to year and filling in around those bulbs.

A Change is Gonna Come: Why Leaves Change Their Color

Today is the first day of autumn and with the change in season comes the marvelous display of colored leaves that splash warm hues of splendor across our landscape.

Plant of the Week: Madison Jasmine

Vines add an impactful finishing touch to any landscape, by providing color, texture and vertical interest. Vines are ideal for hiding eyesores, providing privacy, softening otony of plain fencing and transforming a plain arbor or pergola.

Make the Most of Your Garden

By Kathy Van Mullekom, a lifelong gardener and gardening writer living in York County, Virginia Dad taught me “it’s not what you make but how you spend it.” That philosophy has guided me in everything I do, even.