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Trending on Gardenista: Growing Green

April 25, 2014

This week, the Gardenista crew has been filling us in on sustainable gardens, steel cabins, and Henry David Thoreau’s collaboration with today’s climate scientists. Here are five of the most popular posts:

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Above: What every windowsill needs: a tiny Concrete Planter from Tasi Masi, Anna Macoboy’s online shop. Of her material of choice, she explains, concrete is “affordable, accessible, and customizable.” (For more on the topic, see our Remodeling 101 posts on Concrete Countertops and Polished Concrete Floors.)
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Above: Did you know that 80 percent of flowers sold in the US are imported? And that 77 percent grown domestically come from California? Online resource Field to Vase is out to plant seeds across the country. Discover the Local Flower Farm Movement in Sophia’s report–and where to source flowers from PA to CA. The dahlia arrangement shown here is by Emily Daniel of Basil and Bergamot Flower Farm in Franklin, Tennessee.
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