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Teresa Woodard

Teresa Woodard

Contributing Garden Editor at Midwest Living

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These are The Best Flowers and Plants for Drying

Grow everlasting flowers like strawflowers, oats, celosia and marigolds to harvest for DIY bouquets and wreaths, with these recommendations from Gretel and Steve Adams of Sunny Meadows Flower Farm in Ohio.
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This Stunning Backyard Pond is Everything We Want in a Water Feature

The founder of Aquascape (aka The Pond Guy) built a small backyard pond for his mom—an oasis that has since expanded to include a stream, waterfalls, fish, wetlands bog, water lilies and more.
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This Cottage Has the Yard Every Gardener Dreams About

At her cottage in Wisconsin, Erin Schanen—known to her social media followers as the Impatient Gardener—treats each growing season as a chance to experiment.
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These 8 Spring Flower Festivals are Bloomin' Wonderful - Midwest Li...

Celebrate the beauty of spring at Midwest destinations like the Mackinac Island Lilac Festival in Michigan; Tulip Time in Pella, Iowa; and Zoo Blooms in Cincinnati.
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Hard-to-Kill Plants That Can Adapt to a Changing Climate

A sustainability expert suggests perennials, shrubs and trees that are hard to kill—including salvia, coneflower, geraniums, goldenrod and catmint—plus tips for how to garden through climate change.
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10 Easy Ways to Be a Greener Gardener

If you’re growing plants, you’re already on your way to helping the planet be a greener place. Here's how to make an even greater impact.
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Max Out Garden Color with These Long-Lasting Annuals

From a Midwest horticulture pro: 10 favorite annual plants with long-lasting color, including salvia, lantana, cleome, coleus and portulaca.
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Everything You Want to Know About How to Grow Sunflowers

Get expert tips on how to plant sunflowers, when to expect blooms, how to harvest sunflower seeds and more.
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Plant These 10 Sunflowers in Your Garden for Maximum Cheer

Learn about the 10 top sunflowers for home gardens, including mammoths, heirlooms, single-stem and branching varieties.
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12 Green Flowers That Add Surprising Color to Your Garden

Green is a familiar leaf color, but green as a flower color surprises. Gwen Meyer of Coriander Kitchen and Farm in Detroit shares her 12 favorite green flowers, in shades from emerald to lime.
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12 Indoor Trailing Plants That Are Fun And Easy to Grow

A Chicago area plant expert shares 12 favorite trailing houseplants that ramble, climb and vine. See how pothos, philodendron, fishbone cactus, monstera and more can add to your indoor jungle of plants.
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Sculptural Houseplants That Double As Art

Refresh your home decor with striking indoor plants that stand as living works of art. Jared Hughes, co-owner of Groovy Plants Ranch near Columbus, Ohio, gives ideas for 11 sculptural plants guaranteed to bring personality to your home, along with tips to help them thrive.
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What the New USDA Gardening Zones Mean for the Midwest

The plant hardiness zone map has changed. See how, and consider experimenting with new plants in warming regions.
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How to Work Wonders with Winter Container Gardens

When autumn mums fade, don’t put your containers into hibernation. You can work wonders with cedar and spruce, berries and baubles—and a few insider tips.
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Fall Vegetable Gardening Guide

It's not too late! Use this guide to reap the benefits of homegrown veggies this fall.
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10 Foolproof Container Garden Combinations to Try This Fall

Autumn is the perfect time to tap into a new seasonal palette of richly colored and deeply textural plants for cooler months to come. We talked with Gretchen Jacobs and Mary Starnes, co-owners of Windowbox Gardener and Porch Pots Direct in Indianapolis, about their favorite designs that you can recreate this fall at home. 
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Midwest Plants for Beautiful Fall Color

Create a striking autumnal palette in the garden with these pleasing varieties. 
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How to Layer Textures in a Fall Garden for Maximum Visual Interest

Make your garden shine in autumn by thinking in top-to-bottom tiers of color.
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6 Plants for a Winter Cutting Garden

A winter cutting garden supplies all you need for decorating—and brightens the backyard in the gray months that follow.
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Plant Combos That Totally Nail Curb Appeal - Garden - Midwest Living

Ready to dress up your front flower beds? Try these showy plant combos from Chicago landscape architect Pamela Self, who designs Michigan Avenue’s dazzling annual summer display.
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How to Create A Dramatic Border of Silver-Tone Plants

An all-silver palette of plants in varying shapes, sizes and textures can make a striking border for your garden. An Ohio garden pro shows how to get the look.