January/February 2021
Read about new plants and gardening trends for 2021, how to have success with bare-root plants, the argument for using botanical names, adding color indoors out with bougainvilleas, how to build a free-standing no-dig garden, and more.
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Reciprocal Admissions Program Gardens
The American Horticultural Society’s Reciprocal Admissions Program (RAP) is your passport to 330+ gardens, arboreta, and conservatories…
November/December 2020
Read about trees and shrubs with eye-catching stems that add winter interest in the garden, agaves suited for small spaces, how to propagate woody plants by layering, the many benefits of gardening under cover, and more.
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Read about North American vines that add grace to the garden, an extraordinary moss garden in the Midwest, how urban food forests are bringing communities together, carefree self-sowing native plants, and more.
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Read about how to create a fragrant pathway, a new approach to the old art of bonsai, the versatility of native sedges, growing tropical plants in temperate climates, and more.
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