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Old-fashioned cottage gardens can be a treasured addition to a home and will deliver charms and delights season after season, with some attention to details.

A front garden devoted only to evergreen foundation plantings, doesn't have a lot of curb appeal. An array of flowering plants at the edge of your lawn has a wow factor.

Many of the flowering plants available in today's garden centers and catalogs are mass produced hybrids. Old fashioned heirlooms have more character and beauty.

Learn how to work the winter garden fashion trend into your style this season: add fur, feathers, flowers, leaves and foliage to rock the latest trend.

Learn how to combine favorite old fashioned flowers of all kinds to design your own colorful cottage garden filled with fragrant roses, lilacs, peonies and more.

Old fashioned cures, remedies, protections, amulets and charms from your herb and flower garden to make your Halloween trick or treat night a safe, relaxing experience.

Are you growing these lovely old time nostalgic flowers? Many terrific old roses, perennials, annuals, bulbs, and flowering vines have stood the test of time!

A great inexpensive last-minute hostess gift is a bouquet from your garden.

Close your eyes and cast your seeds to the wind. It's almost that simple. A list of nearly fail-proof seeds that produce living, green plants.

When planning your garden, choose plants that flatter the style of your home and attract complements from birds, butterflies, and neighbors.

These twelve plants will make your shade garden the envy of the neighborhood.

Hydrangea and Celosia plants are good choices to grow in a cutting garden. The dried blooms from these shrubs and annuals are frequently used for flower arrangements.