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February 5, 2013	Some propagating can be done now
January 8, 2013	‘Fall’ foliage on some plants carries on
January 1, 2013	We said it couldn’t get worse, but in the year 2012 it did
December 18, 2012	True blue, rare in flowers, is easily obtainable in bog sage
December 11, 2012	Every plant will succumb to death
December 4, 2012	Camellias are the star of our November garden
November 27, 2012	Leaves falling make garden redos easier to plan
November 20, 2012	Ellis garden is a masterpiece of skill and plantsmanship
November 13, 2012	November not a bad month
November 6, 2012	Dealing with leaves will wear you out
October 30, 2012	Lack of bloom a mysterious malady
October 16, 2012	October, not all autumn, has plants that will make you think spring
October 9, 2012	Chrysanthemums, companions can compete with October’s nature
October 2, 2012	Grand magnolias indeed
September 25, 2012	Fall has arrived
September 25, 2012	Fall has arrived
September 18, 2012	Proper soil preparation far more important than your plants
September 11, 2012	Garden Path passes 45 years, 2,340 columns
September 4, 2012	Garden Path: Turnips, grass headliners for the month of September
August 14, 2012	Foolishness of ornamentals has evolved into usefulness
August 7, 2012	Late bloom might boost attitude adjustment
July 24, 2012	Some sun plants make a showing in shade
July 17, 2012	Drought resisters can help keep garden going when others fail
July 3, 2012	Climate change has side effects
June 26, 2012	July will see the best of red ‘perennial’ border
June 19, 2012	Annuals, shrubs and small trees may augment this year's red border
June 12, 2012	Trip to southern gardens, nurseries broadens horizons
June 5, 2012	Spring is history for this year, enter summer miserables
May 29, 2012	Hydrangeas come just in time to replace fading azalea bloom
May 22, 2012	Variety selection can extend azalea season 3 months or more
May 15, 2012	Grit your teeth and grub
May 9, 2012	The year 1816 had no summer; this year, we had no winter
April 24, 2012	Terrell garden is new, but fits well with old house
April 17, 2012	Athena Delphian garden walk May 6
April 10, 2012	Some sun plants work in shade
April 3, 2012	Hotter than normal March has plants way ahead
March 27, 2012	Ides, voles and lemmings can destroy your garden
March 20, 2012	Nandinas deserve more appreciation
March 13, 2012	Knockout roses show no sign of letting up in popularity
March 7, 2012	Plant seeds now for early crops in the garden
February 28, 2012	Garden info a cure for writer's block
February 21, 2012	Admirable garden more than flowers
January 31, 2012	Roman god Janus using forward face
January 24, 2012	Bodock trees don't deserve malignity
January 10, 2012	January offers 20 things in bloom
January 3, 2012	Year of weather anomaly brings on plenty of garden disasters
December 20, 2011	Mistletoe, a Christmas tradition
December 13, 2011	Korean chrysanthemums hardy, tough
December 6, 2011	What to do with all those leaves
November 29, 2011	Beautification efforts have reaped fine results
November 22, 2011	A few public projects make the grade
November 15, 2011	The Garden Path: Back to reality as tour ends
November 8, 2011	Poppy Cottage, St. Michael’s included in tour of England
November 1, 2011	Eden Project no Garden of Eden, has world’s largest greenhouses
October 25, 2011	Tour features a candyland garden and a world famous nursery
October 18, 2011	Choppy trip to Channel Islands has tourists hugging the rails
October 11, 2011	Cathedral a serendipitous surprise
October 4, 2011	Notcutt’s, Pashley Manor, Beth Chatto’s on Perennial Plant Association tour
September 27, 2011	English garden tour continues with Dixter, Sissinghurst Castle
September 20, 2011	World famous Wisley Garden kicks off PPA English tour
September 13, 2011	There’s been 44 years of Garden Path columns
August 23, 2011	Do a lot of homework before planting a tree
August 17, 2011	Watermelon time is time to sow
August 9, 2011	Snake oil has nothing on garden hyperbole
August 3, 2011	Crops laid by, time to relax
July 26, 2011	The Garden Path: Henry kids were orderly, polite
July 19, 2011	Some ferns are excellent garden plants
July 12, 2011	Tennessee Dixter is a piteous imitation of Great Dixter
June 21, 2011	More ‘wild’ daylily plantings would be green movement
June 14, 2011	Early summer weather saved May
June 7, 2011	Southern murder rate up
May 31, 2011	Red Dragon persicaria is versatile perennial
May 24, 2011	Rainfall already near year’s average
May 10, 2011	Garden aspect changes with the season
May 3, 2011	Don’t mourn your Bradford pear
April 26, 2011	April heat wave hit plants hard
April 20, 2011	With frost possibility ebbing, it’s time to pot up those plants
April 12, 2011	Stop worrying about a late freeze
April 5, 2011	Mulch is all right in its rightful place
March 29, 2011	Winter flowers worth growing
March 22, 2011	Bulbs can compete in rough, tumble border life
March 15, 2011	Spring magnolia series winds down
March 8, 2011	More magnolias for your choosing
March 1, 2011	Saucer magnolia on brink of its annual winter show
February 1, 2011	Chickweed, henbit, wild strawberry: worrisome weeds in wintertime
January 25, 2011	Poor plant performance is disappointing, perplexing
January 18, 2011	Reduced maintenance not the end of your garden road
January 11, 2011	Buds, green liven up winter scene
January 4, 2011	Disappointment factor explodes in 2010
December 21, 2010	Foster holly provides best decoration
December 14, 2010	Holly season is here, just in time for Christmas
December 7, 2010	Deciduous hollies, sans leaves, shine
November 23, 2010	Pruning, not hacking, results in a more artful tree or shrub
November 9, 2010	Don’t let fall color fool you
November 2, 2010	Forced travel brings misery
October 26, 2010	What goes around, comes around
October 19, 2010	Drought has everything held up
September 14, 2010	This is Garden Path number 2,236
September 7, 2010	Daisies, real and ersatz, brighten summer
August 24, 2010	Ox-eyes and wild coreopsis among early daisies of year
August 10, 2010	Things looking up as dog days wane
July 27, 2010	Annual Texas sage acts like perennial
July 20, 2010	Foliage cop-out club claims new card-carrying member
July 6, 2010	Gap-filling helps hide year’s failures
June 22, 2010	Planting in hot weather chancy
June 15, 2010	Color explosion is waiting to happen
June 8, 2010	Successors will call in the chipper to take care of your garden
April 6, 2010	April can be cruel, gratifying
March 30, 2010	All that grunge will soon disappear
March 23, 2010	Stay away from cheap, fast plants
March 2, 2010	Earth is flat, and the world is cooling
February 23, 2010	Oregon holly not a holly, but nearly a barberry
February 9, 2010	Some bulbs will brighten shade garden
February 2, 2010	Shade, moisture are suitable for a goodly number of plants
January 26, 2010	Viburnums, few others among shrubs that thrive in wet soil
January 19, 2010	Poor soil drainage limits plant choices in garden
January 5, 2010	A-minus year exits with a blue moon
December 15, 2009	Cedars jump out of the woodwork
December 8, 2009	The Garden Path
December 1, 2009	Autumn, winter planting best for many
November 24, 2009	Gather ye greens while ye may, from the garden
November 17, 2009	November can bring end of rapture, bloom
November 10, 2009	Autumn can bring a state of dereliction in beds, borders
November 3, 2009	October, November top months for bulbs
October 27, 2009	Thinking ahead, or back, necessary for planting success
October 20, 2009	Flowering keeps going in October
October 13, 2009	Muhly grass turns it on in October
October 6, 2009	Go ahead, cheat; it is fun as long as you don’t get caught
October 5, 2009	Don’t let sentiment skew judgment
August 11, 2009	The cool July should have your garden in fine fettle
August 4, 2009	Legacies of greater importance than temporal gardens
July 28, 2009	Training trees at a young age will prevent trouble later
July 14, 2009	New home could use landscaping
July 7, 2009	Amaryllis fine garden plants ... maybe
June 30, 2009	Summer, and the livin’ is (somewhat) easier
June 23, 2009	Blue Billow lacecap hydrangea stars in late May, early June
June 16, 2009	Summer sun washes out pastel colors
May 26, 2009	Big question: Is it colder or warmer?
May 19, 2009	Alliums are good with hamburgers, flowers
May 12, 2009	Heucheras try to catch up with hostas for No. 1 spot
May 5, 2009	Outdoor containers can use perennials
April 28, 2009	Public beautification projects need constant maintenance
April 21, 2009	War is the best word for garden ‘enjoyment’
April 14, 2009	Overlooked quinces bring early color
April 7, 2009	If you want a better garden, do not miss Jason Reeves
March 31, 2009	Spring bulb show goes on five months
March 24, 2009	Procrastinators: Better late than never
March 17, 2009	Late, early leafers enrich winter garden
March 10, 2009	Loosen soil to allow roots to roam
March 3, 2009	Winter, open but cold, taking its leave; time to get planting
February 24, 2009	Recent ice storm separates the men trees from the boys
February 17, 2009	This magnolia has grand flowers and fine evergreen leaves
February 10, 2009	Beeches are attraction for many months
February 3, 2009	Homeowners can avoid a stink by planting a male ginkgo tree
January 27, 2009	Long-lived post oaks venerable, picturesque
January 20, 2009	White oak, slow of growth, best for a monument
January 13, 2009	It is time to stop the despicable, destructive practice of tree topping
January 6, 2009	Work while the world slows down
December 30, 2008	Another year, another devastating drought
December 23, 2008	All I want for Christmas is a sprayer that works
December 16, 2008	New plant introductions sound intriguing
December 9, 2008	Look down as well as up for fall foliage color
December 2, 2008	‘Climbing’ mum brightens November
November 26, 2008	The Garden Path
November 18, 2008	Autumn a time to enjoy ornamental grasses
November 11, 2008	In drought-stricken times, sewer cap is a boon
November 4, 2008	The Garden Path
October 28, 2008	Carolyn Griffey is a winner and won’t quit
October 21, 2008	Area over last 60 years has seen weather of historic proportions
October 14, 2008	Hypertufa troughs easy to make and allow for assortment of special plants
October 7, 2008	Autumn decorating material is free for the taking, no fortune needed
September 30, 2008	This dianthus ranks high in quality
September 16, 2008	History-making drought for second year in a row
September 9, 2008	What’s there to love about daylilies?
September 2, 2008	Brutal summer didn’t stop colorful borders
July 29, 2008	Late performers can screen out shabby foliage
July 22, 2008	Best time to plant a tree? 20 years ago or now
July 15, 2008	Yankees’ gardens can beat us
July 8, 2008	‘Weeds’ can be valuable garden ingredients
July 1, 2008	Take tick bites seriously when gardening
June 17, 2008	Espaliers are satisfying way to garden
June 3, 2008	May, green no more, has color galore
May 20, 2008	High-cotton guests visit Tennessee Dixter
May 6, 2008	‘Knockout’ rose should be named Plant of the Decade
April 29, 2008	Dominion of mankind covers trees, too
April 22, 2008	Spring garden tour will offer different look than one in fall
April 15, 2008	Spring surprises bring anguish, sorrow
April 8, 2008	Gardens can have brio: use imagination
April 1, 2008	Leaves, not just flowers, make spring show
March 26, 2008	For summer bulb blooms, plant in spring
March 18, 2008	Croton, other tropicals well suited to mixed pots in summer garden
March 11, 2008	Don’t top trees, bottom them
February 26, 2008	White spring wildflowers grab attention at a distance
February 19, 2008	Native plants provide spring color
February 12, 2008	Indian pink isn’t pink at all
January 29, 2008	Glossy leaves brighten winter
January 22, 2008	Make hay on weeds while the sun doesn’t shine
January 15, 2008	Mr. Kringle deserves this kind of apology
December 11, 2007	Hardy types of beloved camellias will grow here
December 5, 2007	Timing pruning depends
November 28, 2007	Give thanks for autumn leaf color
November 20, 2007	Shrubs offer value when other plants can’t
November 14, 2007	Chartreuse leaves enrich any mixed border
November 6, 2007	The right shrubs can save work in mixed situations
October 31, 2007	Freeze, Heaven forbid, is still possible
October 23, 2007	Successful garden walk funds will help community projects
October 16, 2007	Garden Path 10.16.07
October 9, 2007	Cave Hill is more than a cemetery
October 2, 2007	October to be enjoyed, used

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