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For most people, their first attraction to plants and gardening is an appreciation of the beauty of flowers and foliage. But if it is the beauty that first draws us in, then it must be the diversity of the plant world that keeps us coming back for more and that hooks us as lifelong gardeners. The following are 10 good plants that many gardeners have liked for years, and 10 alternatives to those plants that you might—like me—just love.
Fine Gardening Magazine
Fine Gardening Magazine
Early Spring Gardening Garden Notebook, Garden Journal, Plant Tags, Plant Labels, Fine Gardening, Gardening Tips, Garden Edging, Garden Beds, Primrose Plant
Need some tips to get a head start on your spring gardening? Click here to read more.
Fine Gardening Magazine
Fine Gardening Magazine
Gardening Book Recommendations for the Midwest - FineGardening Gardening Books, Plant Supports, Garden Photos, Field Guide, Splurge, Native Plants
Gardening Book Recommendations for the Midwest - FineGardening
How to Identify and Treat Sudden Oak Death - FineGardening Oak Forest, Plant Diseases, Garden Maintenance, Rhododendron, Plant Species, Seed Starting, Death
How to Identify and Treat Sudden Oak Death - FineGardening
A quick look at what this common disease is and what you can do to manage or prevent it. What You Can Do, I Can, Disease, Common, Canning, Save, Plants
A quick look at what this common disease is and what you can do to manage or prevent it.
Fine Gardening Magazine
Fine Gardening Magazine
We all make mistakes, but most of us would prefer not to learn every gardening lesson the hard way. When five gardening professionals shared some garden mistakes they’ve made or had to fix in the past, they included some helpful tips and tricks they used to solve those common garden problems. We All Make Mistakes, Making Mistakes, Battery Powered Chainsaw, Flood Map, Columnar Trees, Sweet Gum, Pea Gravel, Flood Zone
We all make mistakes, but most of us would prefer not to learn every gardening lesson the hard way. When five gardening professionals shared some garden mistakes they’ve made or had to fix in the past, they included some helpful tips and tricks they used to solve those common garden problems.
Fine Gardening Magazine
Fine Gardening Magazine
Learn the science behind this popular propagation method and ways to do it Grafting, Propagation, Science, Popular, Learning, Studying
Learn the science behind this popular propagation method and ways to do it
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Fine Gardening Magazine
We all make mistakes, but most of us would prefer not to learn every gardening lesson the hard way. To help us avoid at least a few ­future blunders, we asked five horticultural and design professionals from around the country to tell us about a big garden mistake they’ve had to fix, along with their solution. The problems ran the gamut from plant and material choices to planning and design decisions. Big Garden, Gardening Magazines, Calhoun, The Hard Way, Helpful Hints
We all make mistakes, but most of us would prefer not to learn every gardening lesson the hard way. To help us avoid at least a few ­future blunders, we asked five horticultural and design professionals from around the country to tell us about a big garden mistake they’ve had to fix, along with their solution. The problems ran the gamut from plant and material choices to planning and design decisions.
Fine Gardening Magazine
Fine Gardening Magazine
Many positive things can be said for planting a meadow garden. These naturalistic designs tend to be a bit wilder thanks to the use of native wildflowers and ornamental grasses, so they require less primping and preening throughout the year. And these designs tend to fill in quickly because of the plants used in them (i.e., perennials that are quick to multiply and bulk up). Container Gardening, Landscape Design, Garden Design, Shade Perennials, Fountain Grass, Meadow Garden
Many positive things can be said for planting a meadow garden. These naturalistic designs tend to be a bit wilder thanks to the use of native wildflowers and ornamental grasses, so they require less primping and preening throughout the year. And these designs tend to fill in quickly because of the plants used in them (i.e., perennials that are quick to multiply and bulk up).
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Fine Gardening Magazine
Cleft and side veneer are two frequently used grafting methods in horticulture. Each has its pros and cons. Some species have also shown to do better with one method over the other. Here’s what you need to know before attempting to graft with these techniques. Diy Garden, Horticulture, Step Guide, Techniques, Species, Outdoors
Cleft and side veneer are two frequently used grafting methods in horticulture. Each has its pros and cons. Some species have also shown to do better with one method over the other. Here’s what you need to know before attempting to graft with these techniques.
Learn the science behind this popular propagation method and ways to do it
Learn the science behind this popular propagation method and ways to do it
Fine Gardening Magazine
Fine Gardening Magazine
Learn the science behind this popular propagation method and ways to do it
Learn the science behind this popular propagation method and ways to do it
Fine Gardening Magazine
Fine Gardening Magazine
Tips About Deer Control, Tomato Cages, Containers, and Garden Tools - FineGardening Large Plant Pots, Large Plants, Deer Deterent, Cherry Tomato Plant, Bird Netting, Basil Plant
Tips About Deer Control, Tomato Cages, Containers, and Garden Tools - FineGardening
Find the right tree for your conditions, and choose the healthiest specimen possible Trees Online, Woodworking Inspiration, Wood Branch, Great Falls, Taunton, Forest Service
Find the right tree for your conditions, and choose the healthiest specimen possible
Adam Woodruff’s garden is undeniably beautiful, but it didn’t get that way by chance. What might take others decades to achieve, Adam accomplished in only a few years. A lot of planning and experimentation was involved, and he offers the following advice for three crucial points in the evolution of any garden. -- Danielle Sherry That Way, Are You The One, Planting Plan, Woodruff
Adam Woodruff’s garden is undeniably beautiful, but it didn’t get that way by chance. What might take others decades to achieve, Adam accomplished in only a few years. A lot of planning and experimentation was involved, and he offers the following advice for three crucial points in the evolution of any garden. -- Danielle Sherry
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Fine Gardening Magazine
Growing certain plants together can lead to improved performance, better harvests, and reduced maintenance. Tomato Hornworm, Interplanting, Sound Science, Attracting Beneficial Insects, Perennial Vegetables
Growing certain plants together can lead to improved performance, better harvests, and reduced maintenance.
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Fine Gardening Magazine
This structured design approach helps hasten the journey from newly planted to lush and abundant Hornbeam Hedge, Asclepias Tuberosa, Landscape Designs
This structured design approach helps hasten the journey from newly planted to lush and abundant
Sedums are easy to care for. They tend to grow naturally in cool, rocky areas, so well-drained soil is ideal. They also grow in open and exposed situations, which means full sun in the garden. In fact, many sedums have become the plants of choice for green roofs. I rarely recommend irrigating or fertilizing sedums unless you are growing them in containers, but here are some tips I do recommend for keeping sedums happy. Easy Plants, Unique Plants, Perennial Garden, Garden Plants, Garden Chores
Sedums are easy to care for. They tend to grow naturally in cool, rocky areas, so well-drained soil is ideal. They also grow in open and exposed situations, which means full sun in the garden. In fact, many sedums have become the plants of choice for green roofs. I rarely recommend irrigating or fertilizing sedums unless you are growing them in containers, but here are some tips I do recommend for keeping sedums happy.
Fine Gardening Magazine
Fine Gardening Magazine
Sedums are easy to care for. They tend to grow naturally in cool, rocky areas, so well-drained soil is ideal. They also grow in open and exposed situations, which means full sun in the garden. In fact, many sedums have become the plants of choice for green roofs. I rarely recommend irrigating or fertilizing sedums unless you are growing them in containers, but here are some tips I do recommend for keeping sedums happy.
Sedums are easy to care for. They tend to grow naturally in cool, rocky areas, so well-drained soil is ideal. They also grow in open and exposed situations, which means full sun in the garden. In fact, many sedums have become the plants of choice for green roofs. I rarely recommend irrigating or fertilizing sedums unless you are growing them in containers, but here are some tips I do recommend for keeping sedums happy.
Fine Gardening Magazine
Fine Gardening Magazine
What is the point of gardening? Why do so many people spend so much time and effort digging, snipping, mowing, pruning, sowing and reaping? What is the attraction of fossicking about in the cold and muddy outdoors? Surely it would be easier to just go to the supermarket rather than struggle through briars and bindweed? Some people (and almost all teenagers) really do not get the point of all this taming of nature. Old Stone Houses, Growing Pumpkins, Aeroponics, What's The Point
What is the point of gardening? Why do so many people spend so much time and effort digging, snipping, mowing, pruning, sowing and reaping? What is the attraction of fossicking about in the cold and muddy outdoors? Surely it would be easier to just go to the supermarket rather than struggle through briars and bindweed? Some people (and almost all teenagers) really do not get the point of all this taming of nature.
Fine Gardening Magazine
Fine Gardening Magazine
Before you purchase your first packet of seeds, you'll need to assess your gardening site. This includes determining how much sun you get and figuring out what USDA Zonal range you live in: both are critical in keeping your plants healthy and happy. Yellow Plants, Sun Plants, Perennial Border, Arborvitae, Low Maintenance Landscaping, Hardy Perennials
Before you purchase your first packet of seeds, you'll need to assess your gardening site. This includes determining how much sun you get and figuring out what USDA Zonal range you live in: both are critical in keeping your plants healthy and happy.
These tips will enable you to grow your favorites again next year without spending a dime. Healthy Seeds, Healthy Plants, Different Plants, Types Of Plants, Brandywine Tomato, Corn Seed
These tips will enable you to grow your favorites again next year without spending a dime.
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Fine Gardening Magazine
No time to spare? Use these shortcuts to free yourself up for the fun stuff Save Time, Saving Tips, Herbs, Fun Stuff, Free, Fun Things, Herb
No time to spare? Use these shortcuts to free yourself up for the fun stuff
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Fine Gardening Magazine