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Episode 6: Unusual Plants for Fall - Fine Gardening (opens the original)
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Maybe it’s time to retire some late-season staples that have had their moment (okay, several decades of moments). This episode, we’re digging into the dark horses that most gardeners walk right past: the weird bulbs, the sneaky re-seeders, the plants that wait until everyone else has packed it in to finally show off. We’ll talk about why fall gardens don’t have to look like a grocery store endcap, which underrated perennials are quietly having their best month right now, and how a few unusual pi
Before & After: A Front Entry Makeover That Boosts Curb Appeal - Fine Gardening (opens the original)
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So, you’ve found your dream home. It has everything on your checklist, but the entrance is a bit underwhelming. Unfortunately, sometimes you’re stuck with certain structural problems that come with your space, and overhauling the entire layout or starting from scratch isn’t a viable or cost-effective option. This suburban home in Pennsylvania came with an awkward layout and some uninspiring plantings. Working with the existing format, designer Heather Tuckman developed a carefully curated plant
How a Landscape Designer Transformed a Mid-Century Front Entry - Fine Gardening (opens the original)
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This midcentury suburban home in the Seattle area came with an awkward layout and some uninspiring plantings. Working with the existing framework, designer Robin Parsons developed a carefully curated plant palette and installed better-functioning hardscape elements to create a dramatic yet inviting entryway that beckons you to come inside. Watch the video tour with Robin above or on our YouTube Channel to get even more insight into this front entry makeover. This mid-century modern home near Sea
Planting Plans: Transforming a Large Property with Functional Landscape Design - Fine Gardening (opens the original)
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In “Transforming a Large Property into a Functional Landscape” (Fine Gardening, Fall 2026), designer Nina Mullen walks us through how her firm, Mullein Designs, turned four windswept, sun-scorched acres in the Oakland hills into a garden that feels both wild and deliberate. Behind that transformation is a carefully chosen plant palette — one built to withstand compacted clay, relentless wind, and recurring drought, while still delivering year-round color, texture, and habitat value. Below, you’l
Episode 4: Plants for Drought - Fine Gardening (opens the original)
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Do water shortages have you (and your garden) stressed? This episode is all about the toughest, thirst-averse plants out there—and how to build a landscape that thrives even when the rain is nowhere in sight. On this episode, we have two expert guests from two very different climates: one in the Mid-Atlantic and one from the Southwest. Each of them will share the plants that they turn to when the conditions are dry, and watering every day is out of the question. We’ll talk through which plants n
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