Newsletter: Simple Summer Gardening

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June 28, 2010 Hello, Tim! A tuteur is a classic garden structure, but this version is really down to earth, inexpensive, and quick to build. And if you like things simple, consider growing self-sowing plants. These garden vagabonds can add a welcome element of surprise to your garden design. Finally, here's a reason to try planting in containers: With a movable garden, it's a lot easier to try new combinations in various spots in your landscape. Post a photo of your backyard garden space in our photo challenge. The winner will receive a 46-inch garden bench from the CedarStore.com. Build a Rustic Tuteur Branches, glue, screws, and string are all it takes to support your climbing plants in style. Read the article... Watch the video... Garden Vagabonds Self-sowing perennials and annuals add an element of surprise. Read more... A Movable Garden Experiment with garden design by planting in pots and moving them around. Read more... Subscribe to Fine Gardening today Renew your subscription Give a gift subscription Summer movies... Homegrown/Homemade Video Series Deadheading Annuals and Perennials   Innovative gardening products from Gardener's Supply Company... Spiral Obelisk $34.95 more info... Teak Meditation Bench $149.00 more info... Self-Watering Rolling Planter $14.95 more info... See all products 63 South Main Street, Newtown CT 06470 You received this message because you are a Taunton customer or have registered at Taunton.com. This email was sent to you by The Taunton Press. Click here to update your email preferences. *44% savings based on newsstand cover price. The Taunton Press | Customer Service | Privacy Policy