Easy care and environmental benefits drive requests for drought-tolerant material.
The gilded garden
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The benefits of broadleaf evergreens
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Expanding the tree palette
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Where do new plants come from?
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High time for low-maintenance landscapes
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Generations of red maples
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Bringing native habitats back from the brink
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are spurring the movement to repair damaged ecosystems, one garden at a time.
Seeing green
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Improving on the classics
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