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If The Shoe Doesn’t Fit
	Don't throw out your old favorite shoes or boots! Rosalie Stanley, our garden project guru tells how to fit these family endearments into your garden. Read the article published on March 01, 2011

Collectors Corner
	Wondering what to do with all those interesting collectibles you've got stashed away? Put them in your garden! Rosalie Stanley, garden artist/gardener, tells how. Read the article published on February 01, 2011

Out of the Kitchen into the Garden
	Old kitchen items are perfect for containers for small plants and succulents. Just think of it - many already have holes for drainage. Check it out here and see how pretty they are. Read the article published on June 27, 2008

What Was It? making garden art out of junk
	Got some interesting junk around and don't know what to do with it? Here's a dynamite idea that costs just pennies. Follow these easy instructions on how to make a garden totem pole. Read the article published on April 21, 2008

Project for Pennies
	Make an interesting water feature for your garden for just pennies. Just follow the recipe - with a great story, too. Read the article published on April 09, 2008

Tea Under Thatch

Not many people are proud to own a 40-acre patch of Phragmites, but William Cahill is. For 12 years now, he harvests 40 acres of this reed we all love to hate - the invasive native, Phragmites communis. Every January and February when the winter is at its coldest, he cuts the reed by machine and sometimes by sickle. This is, perhaps, his favorite part of roof thatching.

Here, Cahill re-thatches a little girl's play cottage at Old Westbury Gardens.
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published on October 17, 2005

Secret Of The Stone
	High in the backyard woods of New Jersey's suburbia, a secret, quiet place awaits a gardener. Every evening, she comes to enjoy the setting sun. "Your body's on the chair but your head's somewhere else."... Read the article published on June 01, 2003

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