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By Tovah Martin You said it with flowers (and they wilted the next week). You said it with chocolates (and all she did was gain weight). Now it’s time to find a more lasting way to express the fires of your passion for that special someone. How about expressing all that he/she means to you [...]
By Charlotte Germane, Editor of H. Potter Knowledge blog All plant photos courtesy of Renee’s Garden Nasturtium Display on Your Trellis Beautiful when bare, this trellis and copper planter will be your own dazzling garden statement when you add your favorite climbing and trailing plants. Place
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By Charlotte Germane, Editor of H. Potter Knowledge blog Sugar Plum Terrariums Seven talented gardeners, who happen to be well-known garden writers, created holiday terrariums this year using H. Potter Wardian cases. Enjoy their creativity in this video of the holiday terrariums! Watch our video, th
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By Tovah Martin, author of The New Terrarium Terrariums are kid-size So, it’s been raining for two solid days and the kids are climbing the walls. Or it’s steaming hot and no one wants to go outside. Or you’d like a nature-based diversion for your tween, to break the obsession with star
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By Patti Bess, author of Vegetarian Barbecue Peppers from your garden Balmy September days finish the ripening and sweetening of peppers. H. Potter’s copper urn is the perfect place to grow a variety of peppers on the deck or amidst the flower beds. How to roast peppers Roasted peppers are gr
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By Dianne Benson, author of Dirt: The Lowdown on Growing a Garden with Style I have not yet met any single plant — let alone a vine — that is as awe-inspiring and heart-stopping as a passion vine (Passiflora). Passiflora passion and trellises If I had the pleasure of living in a climate hospitable t
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By Kylee Baumle Growing plants in a bowl or any kind of enclosure is a look I like. So when I was visiting Longwood Gardens and I spied a small Wardian case for sale in their gift shop, I didn’t hesitate in purchasing it. But there’s more to that story… The Case of the Elusive [...]
By Patti Bess, author of Vegetarian Barbecue Where’s your favorite platter? It’s perfect for late summer entertaining when the markets are full of delicious, fresh produce and your garden is overflowing. A platter salad easily turns the abundance of summer into a successful meal.
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By Dianne Benson What makes a garden shine? As the climate is changing right before our very eyes, and stymieing our senses with its
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by Charlotte Germane, Editor of the H. Potter Knowledge blog Dianne B. and Hamptons style Dianne Benson took her design flair from her Dianne B. clothing stores in Manhattan and transplanted it to her first garden in the Hamptons 20 years ago. The novice gardener’s dramatic and highly personal plant
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