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Omaha World-Herald
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Horticulture Happenings: Landscaping tips for planting season

5+ mon, 1+ week ago   (140+ words) Landscapes are never complete. If you are like me, you always have a few plants die out or others that don’t perform in your landscape as you had imagined, making room to try different plants. Looking at the planting season,…...

Omaha World-Herald
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Gravel gardens can cut wildfire and heat risks. It's being used outside fire zones too

5+ mon, 1+ week ago   (176+ words) Sometimes the right path isn’t the easiest one, though you’re in luck! Follow these tips and tricks for an easy and affordable new garden path! The best thing about it? You can choose your pathway material from the comfort of…...

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Horticulture Happenings: Growing pansies for early spring color

6+ mon, 1+ week ago   (160+ words) Some of our plants are already starting to pop up from their winter dormancy. There are some great plants we can utilize in our landscapes that thrive in the cooler weather. My crocus has already come up and is starting…...

Omaha World-Herald
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Piet Oudolf-designed garden in Omaha's Old Market will include 23,000 perennials and 80 trees

10+ mon, 2+ week ago   (245+ words) Piet Oudolf chuckled when asked if he had a favorite plant. World famous designer Piet Oudolf is leading the $10.6 million transformation of an industrial block in the heart of Omaha's Old Market into a one-of-a-kind satellite garden for Lauritzen Gardens....