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ROSES AND COMPANIONS: SETTING THE STAGE FOR A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN
Natalie Carmolli, Proven Winners® ColorChoice®
A rose garden that grows freely has its own natural charm, but thoughtful plant pairings can make your roses’ star shine even brighter. By layering plants with complementary colors, textures, and bloom times, you can set the stage for a garden where roses enjoy the spotlight, supported by a talented cast of companions that makes the whole show unforgettable.
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CREATE AMBIANCE WITH FRESH CUT POINSETTIAS
Delilah Onofrey, Suntory Flowers
Make the most of the wide array of poinsettias this season by using them as cut flowers. Whether you're hosting family and friends or just want to please yourself, it’s easy to add natural beauty and elegance without spending more.
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MAKE YOUR HOME HEALTHIER AND MORE BEAUTIFUL WITH EASY-CARE MONSTERA
Justin Hancock, Costa Farms
Looking to add a bold, tropical vibe to your home? Large Monstera varieties are the perfect pick for anyone who wants to grow houseplants for maximum visual impact with minimal fuss. These stunning houseplants are known for their eye-catching foliage, easygoing nature, and ability to transform any room into a lush oasis.
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THREE HOT NEW PLANTS FROM TERRA NOVA
Dan Heims, Terra Nova
Hey, campers! November. Yeah, many of us have to gear up for the holidays, but the plant buyers have to focus on what’s new, what’s hot, and calculate if it fills a trend that’s not nose-diving. Come explore these three remarkable offerings by the ORIGINAL innovators: Terra Nova™.
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YOUR STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO FALL BULB PLANTING
Susan Martin, Proven Winners
Hoping to have beautiful blooming tulips, dazzling daffodils and amazing alliums next spring? It’s time to plant! Find them all at local garden centers and mail order sources this time of year. Here’s what you will need to know when you’re ready to start digging.
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GIBBS GARDEN IN NOVEMBER: FALL BEAUTY, PREPARATIONS FOR SPRING
Barbara Schneider, Gibbs Gardens
Gibbs Gardens is incredibly beautiful year-round—but something almost magical happens in November. Marvelous bursts of autumn color greet visitors as they stroll through artistically designed flower collections, exotic water features and natural woodlands.
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DON'T LEAVE YOUR TOOLS OUT IN THE COLD: WINTER CARE TIPS
DRAMM
As winter approaches, it’s the perfect time to give your watering tools and gardening equipment the care they deserve. A little preparation now will ensure your tools are ready when spring arrives. Following these tips will keep your tools protected during the winter and ready for spring use.
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4 REASONS TO ADD CAMELLIAS TO YOUR GARDEN
Monrovia
Just when other garden flowers are fading, camellias begin to shine. These coveted fall and winter blooming shrubs are a must-have for every garden in Zones 6-10, adding stunning color to shady spaces, just when we need it most.
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SEASONALLY SAVVY: CACHING
Wild Birds Unlimited
September to December is peak caching time with up to 200 feeder visits per bird per day. Prepare for fall caching by offering blends with sunflower seeds, chips, peanuts, tree nuts and more. A consistent food source helps birds reduce stress and maintain a healthy body condition in the coming harsh weather.
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INDOOR GROWING: HOW TO BRING THE GARDEN INDOORS FOR NOVEMBER
Ashleigh Smith, True Leaf Market
As the leaves fall and we begin to think of the approaching holidays, it’s easy to think the growing season is over. But for gardeners, November is an invitation to bring the outdoors in. Whether you have an extra shelf, some space on your countertop, or a full indoor growing tent, you can transform your home into a thriving green sanctuary.
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HOW TO CREATE A BUTTERFLY GARDEN IN 5 EASY STEPS
GrowJoy
If you’re already planning what to plant next spring, this guide offers fresh inspiration for bringing color, life, and butterflies to your garden. You don’t need to be a professional landscaper or a lifelong gardener to make a difference. All it takes is intention, a bit of planning, and a willingness to get your hands in the soil.
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YOUR KITCHEN'S NEW SECRET INGREDIENT? HOMEGROWN HERBS
Park Seed
Grow a thriving indoor herb garden right on your windowsill. Get tips, tools, and top herbs to get started.
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SMART WINTER CARE FOR STRONGER ROSES
Jackson & Perkins
What your roses need now to bloom beautifully in spring. Learn how to prepare your roses for winter and a vibrant growing season ahead.
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WINTER SALAD CROPS
Lia Leendertz, Hartley Botanic
With the Greenhouse clear and clean and ready for action, what to fill it with at this cold and dark moment in the year? The best answer I have found to this is winter salads. With the right varieties and a little planning, you can keep picking fresh leaves long into winter.
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DRESS UP YOUR HOLIDAY GATHERINGS WITH A FEW SUCCULENTS
Melinda Myers
Add a bit of life to your holiday gatherings with the help of succulents. You and your guests will enjoy the easy-care beauty. Their subtle colors and dramatic form make them great gifts and decorations now and throughout the year.
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COLORFUL CONTAINERS AND COLORFUL PLANTS-WONDERFUL FOR THE FALL
There are many ways to extend seasonal color. Containers work with any size garden and there's so much we can do with them. Eric loves what Bill has done with one container in particular. The centerpiece is an evergreen. Watch the video...
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FALL REQUIRES A WELL-PLANNED GARDEN
In this Episode GardenSMART visits the Biltmore Estate. Eric discusses the fall and winter garden with Director of Horticulture, Bill Quade. Learn more...
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