10 Top Twin Cities Landscaping Trends

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To inspire your next landscape project, we gathered the best outdoor living trends and tips from top Twin Cities landscape architects and designers.

April 2008

Perennial Picks

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Like a good wardrobe, your garden may be in need of some sprucing up. Here are a few shrubs and perennials that will bring new life and color to your summer landscape.

June 2007

Feeling Grounded: On the Cutting Room Floor

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See the great garden items that landed on the cutting room floor.

May 2007

Feeling Grounded

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Create a fabulous outdoor space where you can plant yourself this season.

May 2007

Changing Landscapes

The trend in glorious gardens has evolved into the luxury of luscious landscapes.

April 2007

Green House

 Going green in your home and garden isn’t just about being kind to the planet anymore—it’s also about being gentle on budgets stretched by high energy costs.

October 2006

Don’t Be Bulb Light

September is the key time for performing one final act of gardening that produces bountiful payoff the next spring: planting bulbs.

September 2006

Go Native

Minnesota's first family of plants.

August 2006

Dahlia Daze

Dahlias are a tricky flower to grow, but beds full of them creates an intoxicating smell

July 2006

Glamorous Gardens

Using garden accessories is the key to creating a unique and exquisite landscape.

June 2006

New Perennials and Annuals

May 2006

New Shrubs

May 2006

Spring is Here!

It’s time to assess your yard, scope out the latest landscaping trends, and make a date with a local gardening center and landscaper.

May 2006

25 Garden Trends

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We once again open our porches, set up our patios, and watch our landscapes spring to life, we went in search of new finds for your home, inside and out.

May 2006

Picture Perfect

To ensure that you stay clear of the "gardening police" take a step back and assess your landscape before you plant even one flower this season.

April 2006

Gifts from the Garden

Gardening might be a form of self-induced manual laber, but nothing is more rewarding.

October 2005