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The newest web article for Missouri Gardener was written by:

Anita Joggerst

Anita Joggerst is a garden writer and the co-author of Best Garden Plants for Missouri. She gardens in the St. Louis area and enjoys sharing her gardening experiences and photographing gardens.

 

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Sunny and Dry? No Problem!
by Bobbie Schwartz, FAPLD - posted 05/15/13

The key to growing plants that love sunny dry conditions is not Zone hardiness but perfect drainage. Here’s how to create that perfect spot.   >> read article
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Give Your Vegetable Garden a Makeover
by Karen Atkins - posted 05/08/13

Your vegetable garden can be both productive and ornamental. Here are some tips to transform your humble edible plot ...   >> read article
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Container Gardens for Mother’s Day Gift Giving
by Debbie Clark - posted 05/06/13

It is May and Mother’s Day is fast approaching. For many of us, we are trying to find that perfect gift for that special lady in our lives. If you have been trying to figure out what to get your mother, why not consider a container garden. A container garden could be an herb garden, mini vegetable garden or a beautifully planted container of blooming annuals or perennials. Whether your mother gardens or just enjoys cooking in the kitchen, a planted container can be a great gift ...   >> read article
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10 Favorite Ferns for the Midwest
by Gene Bush - posted 05/01/13

For a shady garden, ferns can be your best bet to add architecture, texture and color. Try a few listed here in your garden and you might become a fern fanatic ...   >> read article
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Colorful Containers for Sun and Shade
by Lynda Heavrin - posted 04/24/13

Container plantings are so much fun to design because they give you much more flexibility. You can put them in areas where it is difficult to plant a flower bed, you can make a bold statement with only one container or you can place several as accents throughout your landscape ...   >> read article
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