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Start planning your warm-weather gardens now with a little help from an expert.

Joseph De Sciose and Allen Rokach

This bevy of beautiful blooms will fill your garden with color through the fall season. » See Photos

These no-fuss, reliable perennials are perfect for time-challenged gardeners who want to make a big statement. » See Photos

Sure, they're called annuals, but buy their seeds once, and you'll have blooms year after year. » See Photos

They're beautiful, affordable, come back year after year, and they're blooming their heads off right now. » See Photos

Crinum lilies bloom like crazy and come back year after year. What more could you want in a flower? » See Photos

Window boxes squeeze all the charm of a cottage garden into just a few feet. » See Photos

Enhance your home's exterior with cool autumn colors and decorative window boxes. » See Photos

Finished in a weekend or less, these fun, easy projects will help transform your backyard into a personal oasis. » See Photos

Mix and match our favorite plants for the season to create lush displays during winter. » See Photos

Use these tips from the experts to upgrade your pint-sized lot to an outdoor retreat. » See Photos

Start planning your warm-weather gardens now with a little help from an expert. » See Photos

Landscape design is an extension of any home's exterior. Our garden editors' tricks can turn a blah yard into something beautiful. » See Photos

Sweet peas burst with buckets of colorful blooms in the cool of early spring. » See Photos

Add instant interest to a dull spot on your porch or patio with a few containers full of seasonal color. » See Photos

Inspired by the shore beyond her door, an avid gardener creates harmony from beach-friendly flora. » See Photos

It's time to win the war against weeds. Take back your lush lawn with these easy tips. » See Photos

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