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What’s So Super About Supertunias®?

What makes Supertunia so super isn’t just one thing— it’s the whole package. Self-Cleaning Blooms Supertunias drop spent flowers on their own, so there’s no deadheading needed. They stay fresh and colorful without extra work. Super Vigorous Growth These plants are bred to grow full, thick, and trailing, filling containers and spreading beautifully in landscapes.

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Cheating Your Zone: How to Overwinter Tender Plants

Gardeners often say in jest, “Zone envy is real!” If you’ve ever visited beautiful gardens in a climate warmer than yours and wished some of those plants would grow for you, you’ve experienced zone envy. Maybe it is the regionality of flowers and plants like tropical palm trees and bone cold hardy lilacs that makes

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Planting in Cracks and Crevices

Crack and crevice gardening transforms narrow gaps between stones, walls, and pathways into intentional, living garden spaces. It focuses on using tight pockets of soil, natural drainage, and heat-reflective surfaces to create beautiful displays in areas where most plants would struggle. With thoughtful placement and an eye for texture and scale, these once-problematic spaces become striking architectural features

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10 Evergreens to Plant Instead of Boxwood for Hedges

Are you struggling to keep your boxwoods pest and disease-free? It might be time to consider some alternatives. Let’s look at ten evergreen shrubs you can plant instead of boxwood to form hedges, spheres, topiaries and other shapes in your landscape. Whether you live in chilly zone 4 or warm zone 9, we have ideas

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How to Dry Hydrangeas for Crafts – A Step-by-Step Guide

Ready to make some fall and winter crafts with hydrangeas? Start by drying some hydrangea flowers from your garden. We’ll show you how in this step-by-step guide. Be sure to scroll all the way to the end for crafting inspiration! Ready to make some fall and winter crafts with hydrangeas? Start by drying some hydrangea

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5 Ways to Conserve Water in Your Garden

Whether due to necessity or choice, finding ways to conserve water in the garden is top of mind for many homeowners today. You’ll save time, money and resources by following the five tips in this helpful article. Weekender® self-watering hanging baskets use an innovative wicking system to water plants from the 1-gallon reservoir. #1 –

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10 Hardy Groundcovers for Sun and Shade Landscapes

When you hear the word “groundcover”, you might think of plants like ivy or vinca vine which traditionally fill this role. While they certainly work, there are many other kinds of hardy plants that make attractive groundcovers, including many native options as well as those that grow in both sun and shade. Let’s explore ten types of shrubs and perennials you can use as groundcovers to fill up those open spaces in your landscape.

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How to Garden in Sandy Soil

Sandy soil can be more of a blessing than a curse – IF you know how to deal with it. In this article, you’ll see the advantages of gardening in sand, plus find tips for watering, fertilizing, amending the soil, and choosing plants that will thrive in your sandy soil.

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10 Front Yard Landscaping Ideas for Sun and Shade

Could your front yard landscaping use some freshening up this season? Maybe you’ve lived in your home for a long time and it’s time to start over, or perhaps you’re just looking for a few new ideas for styling your front porch. Whether your front landscape is in the sun or shade, you will find

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How To Attract Butterflies To The Garden

Seeing the first butterfly of the season is always a joy, but by understanding what they need to thrive and reproduce, you can ensure they will stick around your garden all season. As they are spending the summer sipping nectar from your flowers, they’ll also be playing an important role in pollination both in your

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