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On Gardening

Horticulture’s editors and guest bloggers share stories from their gardens, interesting tidbits they’ve unearthed, and feedback from fellow Co-Horts. Check back often or subscribe to our RSS feed. And as much as we have to say, we want to hear your thoughts and stories—so join us over at the Forum.
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Chickens in the garden do both good and bad. Here are tips for letting them roam free while keeping the garden neat.
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To stretch your gardening dollar, fill empty summer containers with hardy plants instead of flowering annuals. Pam Baggett explains how.
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Peter Garnham reflects on his sad realization that it's time to retire his rototiller from duty in the garden.
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Horticulture magazine and Project EverGreen collaborate to install a garden.
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Plants are responsible for only a small proportion of accidents around the home, and these are rarely serious. However, it is prudent to be aware of commonly grown poisonous garden plants. Here is a list.
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Find out how to make pricey flowering annual plants work harder for you. You can fill those empty spaces without going back to the nursery for more plants.
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Horticulture managing editor Patty Craft reports on the Cincinnati Flower Show, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.
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Follow these ideas from garden writer Pam Baggett to create lovely container plantings for your garden without spending a lot of money on pots and planters.
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Have you considered adding a beehive to your garden? Bees will pollinate your plants and provide you with sweet honey. Beekeeping isn’t a labor-intensive activity, or an expensive one either.
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Garden centers can be dangerous places for the budget-conscious gardener in springtime. Who can resist all those beautiful flowering plants? Here’s how to shop for plants without breaking the bank.
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