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Inside a Michigan Gardener’s 100-Foot Circle Garden - Fine Gardening (opens the original)
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Hi GPOD! Today I’m sharing a garden that really inspires me, and I hope it inspires you too. During a trip through Michigan this summer, I had the chance to visit Lynn O’Shaughnessy’s Circle Garden in Howell, Michigan. I’ve had my eye on this garden for a while and always thought about how cool it would be to see, so you can probably imagine how excited I was to finally be there in person. Lynn’s planting style centers on native plants and creating habitat for pollinators. The idea for the Circl
A Garden Like a Bouquet: Marieke Nolsen’s Garden in the Netherlands - Fine Gardening (opens the original)
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To end the week, we’re heading to another stop on Fine Gardening’s Stunning Gardens of the Netherlands tour to visit the garden of flower stylist, gardener, and lecturer Marieke Nolsen in Leusden. Marieke describes her garden as a bouquet. How lovely is that? After looking through these photos, it’s easy to see why. Marieke and her family moved to the property in 2002 and transformed what had been a fairly simple garden of lawn, conifers, paving, and hedging. She designed the roughly 1,600-squar
GPOD on the Road: Piet Oudolf’s Sculpture Garden at Singer Laren - Fine Gardening (opens the original)
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Happy Friday, everyone! As promised, we’re back with another stop from Fine Gardening’s Stunning Gardens of the Netherlands tour. Today, Danielle is taking us to Singer Laren, where Piet Oudolf’s layered plantings surround a collection of contemporary sculpture. Singer Laren is a museum and cultural center in the Netherlands with a long history of garden design. Landscape architect L.A. Springer laid out the original garden, and later versions included work by Mien Ruys, Elisabeth de Lestrieux,
GPOD on the Road: Discovering De Theetuin in Weesp - Fine Gardening (opens the original)
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Some gardens reveal themselves all at once. Others unfold as you move through them. De Theetuin in Weesp, the Netherlands, is one of them. Danielle Sherry and Carol Collins are currently traveling with readers on our Stunning Gardens of the Netherlands tour. They are hosting the trip alongside British garden designer Annie Guilfoyle. Danielle sent over photos she took at several of the gardens along the way to share with GPOD readers. For a little background, De Theetuin opened in 1986 as a mode
Marisa’s Grandma’s Garden in New Berlin, Wisconsin - Fine Gardening (opens the original)
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Hi GPOD! Marisa here, and today I’m sharing something a little more personal—my grandma’s garden in New Berlin, Wisconsin. It was the first garden I ever knew, but as a kid, I didn’t really think of it as a “garden.” It was simply one enormous place to explore. There were vegetables to pick, fruit to eat straight from the trees, frogs and insects to find, fireflies to catch, and countless little corners that became whatever my brother, two sisters, and I imagined them to be. Now I get to watch m
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