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Our gardens team combines professional expertise with a love of beautiful, plant-filled spaces to help you create gardens – outdoors and in – that are both stylish and rewarding to live with. Led by a qualified floral designer, and supported by professional horticulturalists and plant experts, the team offers daily practical advice on everything from yard design and seasonal plant care to tips on nurturing wildlife. So, whether you’re redesigning your yard from scratch, choosing plants that will thrive in your zone, or making a small urban outdoor space feel curated, we can guide you through every choice, with confidence. From city courtyards and indoor gardens to sweeping country plots, our tips on planting, color, texture, furniture, and lighting will help you craft a space that is as practical as it is beautiful – a place to relax, entertain, and enjoy every season
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5 Hardy April Vegetables You Can Plant Now – They'll Survive Downpours, Drought, and Even a False Spring
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Finally, a Chemical-Free Way to Stop Carpenter Bees – These Traps Work Fast and Save You Costly Damage
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What to Do With Potatoes in April – 5 Crucial Steps of Prepping and Planting for the Best Crops
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The 1 Flower Seed You Can Scatter in April and Ignore – For Bold, Long-Lasting Blooms from Summer to Fall
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How to Wake Up a Lawn in Spring Without Over-Fertilizing – In 4 Simple, Seasonal Steps
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What to Do with Your ZZ Plant in March – 6 Simple Steps for Stronger, Healthier Growth
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The Stress-Free Garden Makeover: Home Tech Upgrades You Can Actually Do in a Weekend
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3 Secrets to Smarter Hosting in 2026 – The Backyard Details Hosts Don’t Talk About But Always Have
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This Is the Ideal Soil Temperature to Start Spring Lawn Care – And What to Do When It Hits
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5 Shade-Loving Plants That Hummingbirds Can’t Resist – To Fill Your Yard With Wildlife and Color
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This 3-Inch Edging Rule Is a Fail-Safe Way to Keep Grass Out of Your Garden Borders – Do It Now for a Neat Spring Lawn
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4 Common Materials That Could Be Harming Your Backyard Birds – And What to Provide Instead
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This One Shrub Brings Year-Round Color and Wildlife to Small Spaces – 5 Steps to Growing Ninebark in Pots
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Most Gardeners Ignore This Clutter – But it Could Cost You Spring Color
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5 Portable and Beautiful Planting Schemes You Can Pick Up and Take With You – Ideal for Renters
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Why Testing Your Lawn’s Soil This Month Will Be the Key to Better Grass This Summer
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How To Grow In The Hottest Corner Of Your Yard – Using Drought-Tolerant Plants, Clever Containers, and Heat-Loving Crops
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You Might Be Harming Your Garden Without Realizing – 6 Non-Toxic Fixes That Actually Work
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The One Secret to Making a Small Yard Look Bigger is Vertical Layering – And it's Surprisingly Easy To get Right
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Don’t Delay Pruning These 5 Flowering Trees in Spring – You Could Miss Out on Glorious Blooms
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What Your Jade Plant Actually Needs in March – The Simple Tweaks That Lead to Lusher, Healthier Growth
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Make a Small Patio Feel Expensive With 3 Container Gardening Tricks Designers Swear By
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These 5 Houseplants Will Thrive in the Dim Light of Your North-Facing Room – Even When You Forget to Water Them
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5 Red Flags I Always Look For Before Buying Houseplants – So That You Don’t Waste Your Money on Poor Quality Plants
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Don't Cheat Your Harvest – Feed Fruit Bushes in March for Double the Yield and Bigger, Juicier Berries
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5 Climbing Plants That Actually Thrive on a Little Neglect – Easy Vines for Effortless Growth in Spring and Summer
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Is it Time to Ditch the Lawn? Why Low-Water Garden Design Is Taking Over in 2026
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I Kept My Poinsettia Alive Past Christmas – Here’s What I Do in March and April for a Burst of Healthy Growth in Summer
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