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Trending on GardenistaIssue 11 — Living Color

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March 16, 2018

This week on Gardenista, the editors toured the grounds of a lush Sonoma winery, uncovered 10 favorite sources for flower frogs, deconstructed a spring arrangement, and more. Take a read:

a while back we took a look at the concrete, metal, and glass kitchen at scribe 17
Above: A while back we took a look at the concrete, metal, and glass kitchen at Scribe Winery (see Kitchen of the Week: A Hacienda Kitchen in Sonoma’s Hippest Winery); this week, Michelle explored the gardens and grounds, wher “wild coast live oaks cascade down from the foothills and crash into grapevines.” Take the full tour at Before & After: A Landscape Where ‘Horticultural Worlds Collide’ at Scribe Winery.
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Above: The secret to almost any flower arrangement? A flower frog. We round up our favorites, both metal and ceramic, in 10 Easy Pieces: Flower Frogs.
currently coveting: classic thonet furniture for the garden. see object of 19
Above: Currently coveting: classic Thonet furniture for the garden. See Object of Desire: Classic Thonet Garden Furniture from Vienna for a look.
one of spring&#8\2\17;s daintiest flowers pairs well with tulip bulbs and r 20
Above: One of spring’s daintiest flowers pairs well with tulip bulbs and rambling roses. See how to get the look at Rethinking Anemones: Arranging a Delicate Spring Flower.
&#8\2\20;thank you, england, for inventing the cottage garden 700 years ago 21
Above: “Thank you, England, for inventing the cottage garden 700 years ago on tiny plots of land where families crammed in as many plants as possible,” Michelle writes. “The original intent was practical, but the result always has been charming.” Read on for Everything You Need to Know About Cottage Gardens, from layout ideas to which herbs and flowers to plant for maximum charm.

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