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It is time for the Mid-Atlantic Nurseryman's Show (MANTS) in Baltimore. After attending the show last week, I am stoked for the 2020 gardening year and the new plants that are hitting the nursery shelves. In this post, I list the plants that interested me, but there are lots of other new varieties that will …
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January, right after Christmas, means MANTS (mid-atlantic nurseryman's show), and I attend every year to see what is up and coming in the gardening world. New plants, new products, new trends, are the things that I look for in the upcoming year. It is the CES of gardening, not as exotic or techy as electronics, …
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If you have never been to the Hampton Court Flower Show or other iconic English gardens, read on if you want to check this off on your bucket list. For a full rundown on my recent trip to the Chelsea Flower Show, and gardens in the Cotswolds and Wales, you need to check out my post. …
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Garden Design magazine known for its in-depth articles and awesome images has a clean and easy to read design, free of ads. Over the years, I have started and stopped my subscriptions to different gardening magazines, but I will never give up this one. I don't review many print publications, but I felt that …
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A veteran of many flower shows in the U.S., I was excited to attend my first ever Chelsea Flower Show in London, a rite of passage for any serious garden lover.
Gardening trends for 2017 run the gamut of plenty of new plant intros and new ways to market them with gardening super centers.
Art in Bloom at Macy's in NYC is a breath of spring after our long cold winter. Floral creations beautifully interpret major art movements.
Miniature landscapes and miniature settings stole the show at the Philadelphia Flower Show this year. Alfred Hitchcock's "Rear Window" got the blue ribbon for drama.
The Philadelphia Flower Show was under the bright lights this year with a movie theme. Interpreting popular movies was a fun way to showcase people's talents with landscaping and arranging plants.
The recent Northwest Flower & Garden Show in Seattle highlights new trends and new products in the gardening world.
