Garden and landscape slideshow gallery

Dandelions only flaw...PROSPERITY!

A whimsical view on this much maligned ground cover.

Creating wheat art

This wheat is not to eat.

Worm wranglers

Vermicompost, or worm castings, is produced when garbage passes through feeding worms.

Graceful place

This North Carolina couple finds peace in their wooded gardens.

Acres of diversity

If variety is the spice of life, then Rich and Wendy Tobiasz's Evergreen Oasis Farm will certainly appeal to the taste buds.

Herbal remedies

An interest in herbal remedies for the body led Debbie Wood to buy 22 acres of land. Now she has set up shop to sell her herbal concoctions.

Soothing stream

This couple turned eroded land on their acreage into a water paradise.

Cool country landscaping

This couple transformed bare land into a shady oasis by planting trees, shrubs, then perennials.

A place for all seasons

This Michigan family finds beauty on their land every month of the year.

Acreage oasis

A passion for gardening and water led this busy physician to create a tranquil oasis on 11 acres.

Creating your space

This family was not blessed with scenic rolling hills on their property, but it didn't stop them from making a natural oasis out of flatlands.

Iron work

It all began with a trellis. Jim Krempel put together his first piece of ornamental ironwork that was so successful it led to a new hobby.

7 gifts for the lawn and garden

There's not shortage of products available for the lawn and garden. We've narrowed the search to seven of our favorites.

Grow your own veggies

With a little work, your property could become your source for fresh produce.

Try an herb garden

Now is a great time to plant an herb garden. Here are 10 tasty herbs you can grow right at your home.

10 hot plant varieties

Here are 10 hot new plant varieties to make your garden look extra stunning this season!

26 plants for attracting beneficial insects

A Michigan State University entomology study has found that native bees and insect predators that have access to native plants do a great job of pollinating and consuming insect pests. This can add up to lower pest control expenses and higher yields at harvest. Here are 26 plants that help attract beneficial insects.

7 great gardening tips

This 6-acre test plot can help you master low-maintenance gardening.

Beautiful Michigan blooms

Michigan resident and hobby photographer Lynne Kasey submitted a series of spectacular flower photos she's taken around her property. Enjoy her views!

Make veggie planter

Upside-down tomato planters are all the rage this season, but there's no need to spend a lot of money to buy them. Here's how to make them yourself!

Pretty perennials

Take a virtual tour of pretty perennials from around the country. We'd love to add your favorites to our slideshow!

Prettiest perennials

You love your lilacs and lilies, peonies and clematis, even dandelions! You love perennials, and these gorgeous photos show why.

Fragrant plants

One of the best parts of spring and summer is the fragrant aroma of blooming plants. Try these ideas and enjoy the sweet smell of success.

Deer-resistant plants

While they can be fun to watch pass by your property, deer can wreak havoc on your landscape. Try these deer-resistant plants this season.

Perfect plants for spring

Are you looking for plants that will really make your place come to life this spring? Consider these great options.

Koi ponds

The Swansons aren't coy about koi. These folks love their fish.

Pond perfection

Weeping willows bend low over the cool water as frogs peep and fish jump. Nothing beats a pond if you do it right.

Swim pond

Enjoy these photos of John and Barb Bauman's swim pond and Minnesota home.

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