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Planting Ideas Northern sea oats are native to moist, woodland edges which makes them a great addition to part-shade gardens. Create a woodland meadow with a collection of shade-tolerant grasses. You’ll love the easy-care aspect of a meadow planting and count on a bounty of color and texture year-round. Other great grasses for part-shade sites include tufted hair grass (Deschampsia cespitosa), Korean feather reed grass (Calamagrostis brachytricha), Japanese forest grass (Hakonechloa macra), and sedges....

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To help you select the best combinations of plants, colors, and textures for beautiful window box designs, it’s a good idea to work with a color scheme. That way, you’re sure to create beautiful fall window boxes you can enjoy until freezing temperatures arrive. 1. Select Your Window Box Manufactured window boxes come in various styles and materials, including wood, resin, and metal wire frames with a coco fiber liner....

“When we were at war, we wanted people to grow fruits and vegetables at home so there would be more available for the troops overseas,” says Todd Larsen of Green America. He says that today, victory gardens offer us a way to “grow food for ourselves and our families, and also be part of the climate solution.” The Victory Garden Impact Tens of millions of people planted victory gardens during both World Wars, including Eleanor Roosevelt, who planted one on the lawn of the White House....