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Garden Gate @ Garden Gate

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Issue 83 Good Bulb Companions



Combine bulbs and perennials to keep your garden looking full and beautiful even after the spring bulbs are finished.

Elegant, Easy-Care Backyard



If you think that a formal-looking garden needs a lot of work to maintain, you're in for a surprise! The truth is that

Issue 83 Fabulous Fall Combos



This slideshow requires you to have the newest version of the Adobe Flash plugin installed. If you cannot see the

Pretty Patio Plan



With their late bloom season and wide range of sizes, hardy hibiscus are invaluable in the full-sun summer garden. In

Midsummer Makeover Border



Do you have a garden bed that looks a bit dreary? In issue 82 of magazine, we shared tips on how to transform a sad-

Fix Bad Soil: Build a Berm



In our story "Quick & Easy Shade Border" in magazine issue 80, we talked about how a raised or bermed bed

Create Microclimates in Your Garden



Issue 80 we showed you a before & after garden that took advantage of microclimates to grow less hardy plants. Here'

Issue 80 The Best New Plants Out There



If you couldn't get enough of the new plants the "New Plants of 2008" story in magazine issue 80, here are 11

Small Space, Big Color



Little houses don't have to have little gardens! In fact, a too-narrow foundation planting just looks wimpy. And don't

5 Regional Native Gardens



Just because a plant is native to North America doesn't mean it will grow in all regions. So, we've designed one garden
 
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