If your Salvia is getting thin or dying in the middle, it's probably time to divide it. For the best results, here's when and ...

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Award-winning garden designer Jamie Butterworth is a lifelong renter. The 30-year-old newlywed, who owns Form Plants nursery, ...

"Embrace the fact that it’s almost more of a display than it is a garden. That’s the big adjustment. When you’re renting, you can have huge amounts of fun. If you love cooking, grow lettuce and ...

September is the ideal time to make a start on an important gardening job that can also help suppress weeds, according to David Domoney.

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We have removed a 30-year-old patio deck that had deteriorated. I’d like to replace it with xeriscape perennials that could ...

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