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Episode 187: 2025 Year in Review | Best Performing Plants

Best Performing Plants from Our Gardens This Year When the flurry of fall cleanup is...
Garden Design

Review: Husqvarna 540i XP battery powered chainsaw | Jack Wallington

Last year I was given a battery powered chainsaw by Husqvarna to try for a no obligation review. It’s the Husqvarna 540i XP model...
Garden Design

Book review: Regenesis: feeding the world without devouring the planet by George Monbiot | Jack Wallington

The first thing that struck me about Regenesis is one third of the book’s pages are references to sources, largely scientific studies, giving it...
Gardening

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...
Garden Design

Review: Wikomo solar deer repeller | Jack Wallington

We live surrounded by fields and woodland in which lots of roe deer live. Deer have been demonised by gardeners but I like them...
Garden Design

Review: Netatmo home weather station | Jack Wallington

When we first bought our old flat and garden in London way back in 2013, Chris bought a little weather station called Netatmo to...

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Signs of Early Spring in Carla’s Pennsylvania Garden, Part 2

Hi GPODers! When it comes to early garden color, Carla Zambelli Mudry in Malvern, Pennsylvania doesn’t...
Gardening

Good Neighbors: Julia Lucey art at Wally Workman Gallery

March 28, 2026 Whenever mixed-media artist Julia Lucey has a show at Austin’s Wally Workman GalleryI make time to go. I enjoy Lucey’s colorful, nature-centric...

Signs of Early Spring in Carla’s Pennsylvania Garden, Part 1

Hi GPODers! It has been a little while since we’ve heard from friend-of-the-blog Carla Zambelli...
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