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Five lush winter planters that will... Five lush winter planters that will...
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Carve creative pumpkin planters for... Carve creative pumpkin planters for...
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A Japanese-inspired garden that... A Japanese-inspired garden that...
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Style an eerie autumn window box Style an eerie autumn window box
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Video: Choose a unique colour... Video: Choose a unique colour...
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A cool-coloured autumn container A cool-coloured autumn container
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Rocket science: Growing arugula Rocket science: Growing arugula
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How to grow butternut squash How to grow butternut squash
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A garden in good hands A garden in good hands
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How to grow fingerling potatoes How to grow fingerling potatoes
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Guerrilla gardeners: Waging war on... Guerrilla gardeners: Waging war on...
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Gardening with the phases of the moon Gardening with the phases of the moon
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Caring for raspberry canes Caring for raspberry canes
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A thriving wildflower meadow A thriving wildflower meadow
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How to grow English cucumbers How to grow English cucumbers
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How to grow zucchini How to grow zucchini
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Garden-grown everlastings Garden-grown everlastings
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Create visual impact with potscaping Create visual impact with potscaping
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Latest issue
Annual 2012
In this issue
100+ Best Gardening ideas: Every gardener's dream plot! Start your seeds now; 10 must-haves to stock your potting shed; Hottest destinations for garden lovers and more! more
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Quiz
Fall surprises
Think you know everything there is to know about a fall garden? Take our quick true or false quiz and see if you've been packing in that spade too early in the season.
Want more fall tips and tricks? Check out 16 essential fall garden tasks by Judith Adam!
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From the Editor
Garden of Eden
When it comes to garden breadth, be careful what you wish for. After years of pining for a garden that would allow me an opportunity to really, well, garden, I got exactly that. After a very wet spring and an even hotter start to the summer, my garden is now well under way. This year I'm not going to worry about creating a perfect garden—I'm just content to learn about its foibles and its beauty.
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