Blog - Crescent Garden
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Already Planting for Spring Salads

We tend to push the envelope here in Idaho, both in weather and design. Last year, when the pandemic interrupted all sorts of supply chains and access to grocery stores was limited, all I could thi...

Three dark gray planters with colorful spring flowers on mulch bed

Create a Small, Spring Container with a Big Personality

Who ever said small garden containers had to be boring or lack personality? Your 10-inch, 12-inch, or even smaller planters can make a bold statement even though they may not have the same growing ...

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Spring Cleaning with Gabrielle Bags

When the birds are chirping and the flowers are blooming, we know spring is in the air. For some that means the annual spring-cleaning has finally arrived. Gardeners can resonate with the idea that...

How to Grow Trees in a Container

How to Grow Trees in a Container

Growing trees in containers is a fantastic way to enjoy greenery in small spaces or spaces without access to the soil, whether on balconies, patios, or urban environments like rooftops, sidewalks, and amusement parks. Many trees, including fruit trees in...

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Fabulous Foliage Planters Make Summer Livin’ Easy

Fabulous Foliage Planters Make Summer Livin’ Easy

I’d like to invite you to take a sneak peek into my life as a garden designer. Finally, home after a long, sweaty day of working in my clients’ gardens and all I want to do is sit on my back patio with a glass of wine and the book I have been meaning to read for the...

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Grow Mints in Gabrielle Bag for Unique Gifts

Grow Mints in Gabrielle Bag for Unique Gifts

This summer, a new family moved into our neighborhood. When I saw the “for sale” sign in front of the house, I cut a few sprigs of my chocolate mint and put them in a glass jar of water. They rooted in a matter of days. After a week, I potted them up in 2-inch square...

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