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    Highlights of the 2024 St. Louis Native Plant Tour

    / May 20, 2024

    Bring Conservation Home & Wild Ones, St. Louis Chapter hosted the St. Louis Native Plant Tour on May 18th. Eleven gardens participated in the 2024 tour that centered around southwest St. Louis City and…

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    Garden-Lou Spotlights the Garden of Nathan Urben and Phil Mueller

    / May 13, 2024

    There’s something for everyone in Nathan Urben and Phil Mueller’s Winchester Garden—a botanical candy shop abundant with flavor and color. Layers of texture and color weave throughout the lush space, creating floral vignettes…

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    Garden-Lou Spotlights the Garden of Jesse Gilbertson

    / May 1, 2024

    The magic and mystery of the woods from Jesse Gilbertson’s childhood initially drew him into the bonsai world. Mature trees, gnarly trunks, delicate moss…it’s all there, just in miniature, much like a ship…

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    April Shrub of the Month-Lilac

    / April 21, 2024

    Growing up, we had an old-fashioned lilac bush along our chain-link fence. It was over 8′ tall with a vase-like shape and branches that arched over the fence into our neighbor Mary’s yard.…

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    April Perennial of the Month-Siberian bugloss/Brunnera

    / April 21, 2024

    Few perennials bloom in spring as long as Siberian bugloss or Brunnera. (Brunnera spp. & cvs.) The charming blue flowers are as blue as one can get in the garden, especially in the…

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    A Winter Visit to the Garden of Martha LaFata

    / February 22, 2024

    Martha LaFata’s one-acre garden becomes an enchanting wonderland after snow. This is why when Mother Nature finally delivered our first real snow for the season on February 16th, I rushed over to Martha’s…

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    Garden-Lou Visits the Garden of Craig and Diana Plahn

    / November 23, 2023

    How would you describe the perfect garden? It would be different for everyone but might include mature trees or plenty of Japanese maples. You may be into conifers and would have an abundance…

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    Garden-Lou Spotlights the Garden of Valerie and George Danish

    / July 6, 2023

    It’s a garden that, at first glance, makes you smile. Valerie Danish and her husband, George, had just finished renovating their home in O’Fallon, Illinois when they decided to take a Sunday drive…

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    Garden-Lou Spotlights the Garden of Laurel and Paul Walle

    / June 16, 2023

    Inspiration comes in many forms. It was a trip to Charleston, South Carolina, for Laurel Walle and her husband, Paul. Charleston’s charm is evident in and around the Walle home. “We like Classic…

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    Garden-Lou Spotlights the Garden of Fred Ortlip

    / May 27, 2023

    There are people with ‘green thumbs’… then there are the people with ‘magic thumbs.’ One glance at Fred Ortlip’s garden, and it’s apparent he is one of the latter-he’s created a botanical showpiece…

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