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Add Splashes of Coral Color to Your Garden Landscape

Coral-Colored Flowers for Your Garden Looking to add coral color accents to your home garden landscape? We've got 7 beautiful ways you can do just that!


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How To Grow A Citrus Tree In A Small Container

There are a variety of citrus trees that grow well in containers, and can be a welcome addition to your porch or patio!


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This Herb And Your Garden Are ‘Mint’ To Be

Bright green and leafy, mint is one of our favorite herbs to fill a planter with and have on hand all summer long. Fantastic in drinks, marinades, salads and more, this easy-to-grow perennial comes in nearly 600 varieties and loves the heat – as long as you can keep it watered!


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Plant Succulents That Conserve Water And Look Beautiful

What Are Succulent Plants? The word succulent is most commonly applied to food and used as a descriptor for dishes that are juicy and tender. The botanical definition isn’t too far off from that; it means plants that store water in their leaves, stems or both.


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Create An Edible Landscape

In today's modern world, growing edible plants means more than planting delicious herbs and vegetables. You can also incorporate edible flowers, shrubs, trees and vines throughout your garden landscape.