Monday, October 15, 2012

Newsletter: Amazing designs for fall and winter alike

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Autumn Garden

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A design that creates drama during the torpor of late fall and winter is something we'd all like to lay claim to. Piet Oudolf explains how he's created just that with double-duty plants. Don't get so hung up on fall and winter, however, that you forget the beauty of spring ephemerals in ever-changing naturalized drifts. A stinky, unplanted bog can be quite the pickle to deal with, but one of our talented authors makes a wet space spectacular. Last but not least, learn about a town where edibles grow in public spaces, and discover the quickest rose pruning technique ever.

    October 15, 2012
stretching the seasons Stretching the Seasons

Garden designer Piet Oudolf shares methods and favorite plants that make a garden look good against colorful fall foliage and winter frost.

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muddy to magnificent From Muddy To Magnificent

Don't let wetland rain on your parade. Discover the three key elements that help transform damp terrain into dreamy designs.

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dahlias Naturalizing Spring-Blooming Bulbs

Getting your spring-blooming bulbs to appear in charming drifts that bear no trace of a human touch is way easier than you may think. In fact, the technique mostly relies on a flick of the wrist.

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