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Winter
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Crail, Scotland
By Frances Palmer
Frances Palmer, a member of our advisory board and an avid gardener, takes a short trip to Scotland and shares with us some of her photos and garden discoveries.
Related Topics: Travel | Gray | Green | castles | Europe | Frances Palmer | garden design advisory board | Scotland | vacation | Winter
My Garden: Winter in Petaluma, California
By The Editors
The story and photographs of one reader's winter garden in Petaluma, California.
Related Topics: Places | Brown | Gray | Green | Red | Yellow | California | Conifers | garden photos | my garden | Succulents | Winter
My Garden: Frost in the Valley
A stunning late-season garden in a valley of the Appalachian Mountains, in North Carolina, has profuse plantings of dahlias, asters, salvia, and more. 
Related Topics: Places | Green | Pink | Classic | ADA | appalachian mountains | autumn | Dahlias | my garden | North Carolina | Winter
Botanic Notables: Ornamental Kales & Cabbages
By Anna Laurent
Ornamental kales and cabbages are ubiquitous winter foliage plants, with leaves that turn colors after a couple of frosts. 
Related Topics: Ideas | Green | Pink | Purple | Red | White | Anna Laurent | botanic notables | cabbage | edible | foliage | kale | ornamental | urban | window boxes | Winter
Seed Sowing in the Snow
By Kevin Lee Jacobs
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Our how-to for using milk and water jugs to create your own planters to sow seeds in the snow. Yes, you can start sowing seeds now, even if you're snowed in, and be rewarded with hardy vegetables and flowers in the summer.
Related Topics: How-To | Green | DIY projects | Gardening Advice | Growing edibles | How-To | Kevin Lee Jacobs | Seeds and Plants | Winter
Our Guide to Conifers
By Deanna F. Curtis
When it comes to conifers, the delight is in the details. 
Related Topics: Trees | Green | Trees | Christmas trees | Conifers | evergreens | grow | Plant guide | Winter
How to Design a Window Garden
By Kevin Lee Jacobs
Our columnist Kevin Lee Jacobs shows off his window gardens, which change throughout the winter, and explains exactly how to create more shelf space for your houseplants.
Related Topics: How-To | Blue | Green | Pink | Victorian | Plants | Bulbs | Houseplants | Interior | Kevin Lee Jacobs | window gardens | Winter
Forcing Indoor Bulbs
By Kevin Lee Jacobs
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Now is the time to get forced bulbs ready—we show you how! Plus: How a gin cocktail keeps paperwhites short and manageable.
Related Topics: How-To | Blue | White | Yellow | Flowers | Bulbs | Container gardening | flowers | How-To | Kevin Lee Jacobs | Winter
A Guide to Bringing Outdoor Plants Inside
By Dennis Schrader
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A number of outdoor plants can be brought indoors during the colder months—here's our guide to overwintering plants (as well as a list of which plants to toss).
Related Topics: How-To | Green | Pink | Red | White | Plants | Annuals | grow | Houseplants | overwintering | Winter
Loving Giant Snowdrops
By David L. Culp
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Snowdrop fanatic David L. Culp—he has the second-largest collection in the country!—talks about this winter-blooming bulb, saying that "Anything that blooms against the odds has a place in my heart." Plus: His favorite plant pairings for the Giant Snowdrop.
Related Topics: Ideas | Pink | White | Yellow | Bulbs | Fresh | snowdrops | Winter
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