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While many might think the world doesn't need another new daylily or hosta, Sarah and Steve Zolock disagree. One trip around their 3-acre property could change even the most stubborn mind. ... (Today)
Like his tiny garden in Spring Hill, David Platek is odd, eccentric and yes, maybe even bananas. But he also was a finalist in the 2004 Great Gardens Contest. ... (Today)
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Homemade garden ornaments |
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Dr. Seuss' garden |
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Spider plant? |
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Alien landscape |
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Monkeys and trumpet vines |
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Banana grove |
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Banana garden |
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Tropical stand |
Grandview Avenue in Mount Washington gets its name from its postcard views of the Golden Triangle. But the view often comes with a $1 million-plus price tag. (Today)
The eighth annual Edible Flowers Food Fest will be held at 7:15 p.m. Thursday at the Buffalo Inn in South Park. ... (Today)
Your bank sends you a letter telling you that the limit has been reduced on your home equity line of credit. That news is unwelcome enough. ... (Today)
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- Going a little bananas in a patch of Spring Hill (Today)
- Buying Here: Mount Washington (Today)
- Home & Garden Notes: Edible Flowers Food Fest (Today)
- Frozen equity credit line can ice credit score (Today)
- Sellers remodeling instead of selling (Today)
- More facing reduced home equity line (Today)
- Real Estate People & Places (Today)
- Paper cutter: Wilkins mom goes to great lengths to make paperless household work (07/15/2008)
- Poolscape makes family's yard a cool place to sit or swim (07/12/2008)
- Madison, duPont left mark on Montpelier's garden (07/12/2008)
- Two garden workhorses grow in breathtaking new forms thanks to couple's passion for hybridizing (Today)
- Home & Garden Notes: Edible Flowers Food Fest (Today)
- Q & A with Sandy Feather: Healthy rhododendrons can tolerate pruning (07/12/2008)
- The garden is a place for romance (07/09/2008)
- Setting the mood in the garden (07/09/2008)
- Vibrant plantings in pots brighten a small yard in Ellwood City (07/05/2008)
- Three community gardens get that midsummer look (07/05/2008)
- Q&A with Sandy Feather: Gypsy moths remain a nuisance (07/05/2008)
- Home and Garden Notes: Garden Tour (07/05/2008)
- Q&A With Sandy Feather: A mix of flowering plants will help honeybees (06/28/2008)
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Great Gardens Contest
Enter the sixth annual Great Gardens contest, sponsored by the Post-Gazette and the Botanic Garden of Western Pennsylvania.
Gardening Forum
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Series:
Community Gardens
Community Gardens
Follows three gardeners through the season.
- Introducing the gardens and gardeners, with videos (May 31)
- Three community gardens get that midsummer look, with videos (July 5)
Audio Slideshows / Gardening Basics
PG Backyard Gardener Doug Oster shows you how:
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ends on 7/20/2008
ends on 7/21/2008
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