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Follow this tip about which perennials are good for summer and fall....
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Plant large-sized perennials in early fall, and they'll perform better in the garden come springtime....
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Follow these tips on dividing perennials so they'll survive through the winter....
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Check out these tips for growing both annuals and perennials in your garden....
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This blue-flowered plant loves the shade and grows best in rich soil....
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Self-described "plant nuts" experiment with dwarf and other unusual plants in their North Carolina garden....
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The siberian iris flourishes in a rich, moist soil and blooms in the spring....
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Host Matt James transforms a small Manhattan backyard into a traditional English cottage garden, using natural stone,...
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This landscape design plan creates an ever-changing collage of bold, vibrant hues in foliage and flowers throughout the...
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