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Check out this top 10 list of true-blue beauties for your garden that are sure to put you in the pink!
Like summer entertaining but don’t like heating up the kitchen? Try these quick and easy no-cook recipes.
Is your garden overflowing with cucumbers? This recipe for refrigerator pickles can put those homegrown cucumbers to good use.

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National Garden Clubs Garden Time Course 1

Based on the internationally recognized National Garden Clubs Gardening Study School, Garden Time Course 1 takes you through four essential topics to provide the plant and gardening information you need to make better decisions in your own garden.

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Amazing Annuals

Annuals are recognized as providing gardeners with new choices and new inspiration to create a unique garden and to make a personal statement. Learn how to invest in annuals for your garden and how to keep them beautiful for a longer growing season.

Creative Containers

Containers can go anywhere, add value and provide luxury to a gardener regardless of experience. Take the Creative Containers course to learn great ways to get started in gardening.

Getting Green

Gardening adds value to your property and is an important part of a healthy lifestyle. Let our Garden Guide walk you through Getting Green so the garden of your dreams becomes the garden at your home.

Better Bulbs

Setting appropriate goals and buying the bulbs that are right for your growing conditions will make the job of gardening with bulbs a simple and enjoyable passion.

This Week's Special Focus

White Blooms for a Cool Landscape

This week’s theme of red, white and blue continues (in case you didn’t notice!) with this informative blog posting by our Garden Party regional expert for the tropical and sub-tropical climates, Carol Cloud Bailey. A Florida resident, she laments the recent heat wave and how it affects people. Being a true gardener, she takes that challenge and shares how white foliage and blooms can really cool down a landscape. Here she posts some of her favorite “refreshing” plants for heat-stricken gardens.