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21 Plants Pollinators Love!

June 21, 2018Backyard Habitat, Flower Gardening, Pollinator Gardening

Plant some of these pollinator-friendly plants in your garden and get ready to enjoy the fun and beauty! Seven tips to help bring pollinators to your yard and community! Plant flowers and plants that pollinators love to stop for! It's easy when you add some of these 21 new varieties highlighted above. It doesn't matter the...

A Super Hero In Disguise

June 6, 2018Flower Gardening

Written By: Marianne Willburg Author of: Big Dreams, Small Garden A flower is the culmination of a seed’s story. And while there are as many stories out there as flowers, every once and awhile one of those stories stands out from the rest and deserves to be told. Sometimes it deserves to be shouted. Such...

Can't wait to see these plants in my garden center - National Garden Bureau

Impressions from California Spring Trials 2018

May 30, 2018Flower Gardening, Garden Planning & Design

Written by: Tracy Blevins Co-founder of Plantsmap.com To See These Plants at My Garden Center! The CA Spring Trials was an awesome adventure and I don’t know where to begin botanically. Instead, I would first like to thank Diane Blazek, executive director of National Garden Bureau for being such an awesome tour guide. She has been visiting the...

Floral Watercolors: discovered at CAST 2018

May 23, 2018Container Gardening, Flower Gardening

Written By: Karen Chapman Author Of: Gardening With Foliage First As a garden designer, photographer, and writer, I’m always curious to see what new plants will be revealed on the prestigious horticultural boardwalk at the California Spring Trials (CAST). This year I had the honor of being invited to attend CAST as a guest of National Garden...

Grow A Theme Garden - Try Something Different - National Garden Bureau

Try Something Different: Grow a Theme Garden!

May 11, 2018Backyard Habitat, Flower Gardening, Foodscaping, Kid's Gardening, Planning and Design, Pollinator Gardening, Vegetables

Written by Stephanie Rose Author of: Garden Made: a Year of Seasonal Projects to Beautify Your Garden and Your Life and the creator of GardenTherapy With busy schedules and jam-packed gardens, plants have to do double duty if they're going to fit into modern lives. We aren't just growing a vegetable or flower garden anymore. Now...

Team/Collegiate Color Combos for Your Garden

April 26, 2018Container Gardening

Create a Garden Color Combination to Show Your Support! Do you have a high school or college graduation party coming soon? Is your baseball team starting out the year with a great record and you want to show your support? Or are you an all-around passionate fan who wants to show your team's colors in...

5 Steps to Obtaining an “Almost” Maintenance Free Landscape

April 26, 2018Planning and Design, Planting Tips

Written by: Benjamin Vogt Author of: A New Garden Ethic: Cultivating Defiant Compassion for an Uncertain Future There is no such thing as a no-maintenance landscape… unless you literally just let it go and stay inside binge-watching the latest TV drama. Even if you have hundreds of acres you’re probably going to need to manage it…

The Foodscape Revolution- Just Plant the Edge!

April 11, 2018How-to

Written by Brie Arthur Author of: The Foodscape Revolution “Garden to Table” is the best way to describe my passion of Foodscaping. The idea is simple: add purpose to landscapes in developed areas such as suburban neighborhoods, office parks, school campuses and retirement communities. With an education in design, an enthusiasm for ornamental horticulture, and a...

California Spring Trials…Here We Come

April 9, 2018Flower Shows and Festivals, Planning and Design

Every spring, breeders from around the world bring their brightest and newest varieties for the next growing season (2019) to California to get the horticulture industry drooling over next year's new offerings. It’s a mind-blowing week with literally hundreds of exciting new varieties that will be coming to the market (and your garden!) in 2019....

A Garden Devotion

March 26, 2018Garden Planning & Design, Herbs, Pollinator Gardening

Written by Shelley S. Cramm (a book excerpt from NGB author members) God’s Word for Gardeners Bible is a devotional Bible for gardeners, featuring daily essays on a range of garden themes. It is an especially hallowed week in the garden, as the warmth of spring begins to wake up dormant plants with new life and...

21 Plants Pollinators Love!

A Super Hero In Disguise

Impressions from California Spring Trials 2018

Floral Watercolors: discovered at CAST 2018

Try Something Different: Grow a Theme Garden!

Team/Collegiate Color Combos for Your Garden

5 Steps to Obtaining an “Almost” Maintenance Free Landscape

The Foodscape Revolution- Just Plant the Edge!

California Spring Trials…Here We Come

A Garden Devotion

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