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Garden Thermometer

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Farmstead 1-Light Outdoor Wall Sconce, Matte Black

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espalier

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Shadblow (Amelanchier grandiflora). Billowy white flowers, edible fruit, fabulous fall color, from red-purple to red-orange. Most grow to 25 feet tall and wide.

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training roses

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SpringSaver Rainbarrel

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drip irrigation for outdoor planting

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Pinus thunbergii 'Thunderhead' in the ground by the stairs and Pinus pumila 'Blue Dwarf' in the pot. Acer palmatum 'Iijima Sunago', Acer palmatum 'Hogyoku' and Acer circinatum

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Petunia 'Tumbelina' are among the most highly scented, producing wafts of vanilla fragrance that are strongest in the dead of night.

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Campania International Longmeadow Bird Bath Fountain - FT-52-NA

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Birdbath Anodized Black

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8. Slim-profile outdoor cabinet. If space is limited, a slender storage piece like the one shown here can be tucked in just about anywhere and still hold a surprising amount of gear. Keep the inside from becoming a jumbled heap by including shelves, baskets and bins.

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Privet Honeysuckle (Lonicera pileata; USDA zones 6 to 9) Normally grown as a ground cover with horizontal branches, Lonicera pileata makes a good closely clipped specimen. Fresh green, early spring foliage and miniature sweetly scented white flowers held until late spring make it appealing for topiary use.

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What to plant in an edible flower garden: Nasturtium, lavender, violets, pansies and Johnny-jump-ups all have edible blooms. Rose petals are edible as well, though the flavor varies from plant to plant.

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What to plant in a tisane garden: Lemon balm (seen drying here), peppermint, lemon verbena, chamomile, bee balm and yerba buena.

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Deutzia ‘Yuki Snowflake’ 2 feet tall and wide, full to partial sun

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Virginia creeper in container

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Evergreen mexican orange 5 ft tall and wide

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Confederate jasmine

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Amelanchier

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Clematis Shirayukihime.

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Planter from Walpole Woodworkers. Rose is iceberg.

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Gaura

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anemone 'honourine jobert'--great fall bloomer here in the northeast. just remember that if you plant it, it may emerge very late in the spring...

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algerian ivy, white petunia, euphorbia diamond frost, white geraniums, lamium

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