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Best Long-Blooming Perennials for Sun in the Midwest

Expert Picks for Long-Blooming Sun Perennials to Grow in the Midwest If you’re looking for...

A Guide to Curing Vegetables for Storage

Got a bountiful harvest? Now, keep it fresh for months to come! Proper storage is crucial to ensuring that your produce stays fresh and...

WaterWork lights up Seaholm and Lady Bird Lake with immersive art

October 02, 2025 On Friday we packed a picnic dinner, navigated parking near a metal concert, and walked the trail along Lady Bird Lake. At...

Fiona Brockhoff’s Nature-Based Garden on the Mornington Peninsula

In just two weeks, Gardenista: The Low-Impact Garden lands in bookstores! We are so appreciative of all the interest the book has already...

Color Theory: 10 Perfect Plant Combinations for Autumn

“I don’t do frilly,” say Diane Schaub, director of gardens at Central Park Conservancy. We are standing under the shade of an old magnolia...

Garlic Growing 101: From Seed to Harvest

All hail the mighty garlic clove! This small crop adds a big punch of flavor that complements almost every delicious dish you could think...

A Review of the New Book from the Ruth Bancroft Garden

The title of the new book Designing the Lush Dry Garden: Create a Climate-Resilient, Low-Water Paradise reveals much of what you need to know...

Waterlily oasis in San Angelo

September 30, 2025 In San Angelo a couple weeks ago, I visited the city’s improbable waterlily garden. Improbable because San Angelo lies west of the...

Serenity Now! Encouraging Deep Relaxation with Homemade Lavender Eye Pillows

Lavender eye pillows are a wonderful way to promote sleep, relieve anxiety, and they can even help reduce headaches and chronic pain in some...

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Make Your Own Kombucha: The Tea Beast Lives

Kombucha. The tea beast. The new and trendy health drink. The combination black tea and bacteria ball that is known to cure ailments, heal...

How to Harvest Vegetables All Season Long

Sharing is caring! Most gardens don’t fail because they don’t produce enough food—they fail because everything produces at once. You get a wave of lettuce, then...

Mother and Daughter Make an Old Garden New in British Columbia

Hi GPODers! There is never a bad time to garden—OK, being outside in the pouring...