Gardening News and Updates

Over 4,000 photos were submitted in this year's contest and the members all voted for their favorites. We now reveal the winning photos!

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The preliminary voting has concluded in our contest and we have our first place winners from each category. It is now time to cast your final votes for our Best in Show.

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Over the past few weeks, gardeners from all over have been submitting their favorite photos, and it's now time for you to vote on your favorites! Each member may cast up to 3 votes in each category, so head over to the photo contest page, start browsing the many beautiful photos, and cast your votes for your favorites.

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The highly anticipated annual photo contest is now underway! Submit your best photos from your collection, and the Garden.org members will then vote for their favorites. The winning photos from each category will be pitted against each other in one final, epic vote to determine the ultimate Best of Show winners. Contest opens on November 8th and ends November 30th. This year's prizes are bigger than ever, sponsored by Bluestone Perennials with bonus prizes from AgroThrive.

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Each year since 1973, the Texas-based National Gardening Association works with professional pollsters to conduct the National Gardening Survey, which offers valuable insights into the mindset of gardeners across the United States. To help break the data down to better understand what gardeners think, Joe's guest this week is National Gardening Association Executive Director Dave Whitinger.

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We are so excited to announce two new benchmarks on U.S. consumer attitudes toward buying American-grown and locally-grown cut flowers! Sponsored in part by the Slow Flowers Society, the 2021 National Gardening Survey asked two new and important questions: 1. When purchasing cut flowers, how important is it that the flowers are American-grown? 2. When purchasing cut flowers, how important is it that the flowers are locally-grown?

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The National Gardening Association today released the results of the 361 page National Gardening Survey, the nation's most comprehensive annual compendium of gardening activity and purchasing trends. Also released was a companion survey What Gardeners Think, a special 426 page report on gardeners' attitudes and gardening behavior.

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Back for the fourth year is our 2021 download-and-print planner, which is fully customizable and will suit you no matter what kind of planner-person you are.

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Order your 2021 Calendars at a discounted rate, with free shipping!

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A total of 3,858 photos were submitted in this year's contest and the members all voted for their favorites. We now reveal the winning photos!

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The preliminary voting has concluded in our contest and we have our first place winners from each category. It is now time to cast your final votes for our Best in Show.

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Over the past few weeks, gardeners from all over have been submitting their favorite photos, and it's now time for you to vote on your favorites! Each member may cast up to 3 votes in each category, so head over to the photo contest page, start browsing the many beautiful photos, and cast your votes for your favorites.

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The highly anticipated annual photo contest is now underway! Submit your best photos from your collection, and the members of the site will then vote for their favorites. The winning photos from each category will be pitted against each other in one final, epic vote to determine the ultimate Best of Show winners. Contest opens on October 30th and ends November 30th. This year's prizes are bigger than ever, sponsored again by Bluestone Perennials.

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Pre-Order your 2021 Calendars at a discounted rate this year!

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Here is a downloadable checklist of some fall chores you may want to consider, as well as some new scavenger hunt ideas for the kids.

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Here is a downloadable checklist of some summer chores you may want to consider!

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Abigail has another fun coloring page! Download it from this page.

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Abigail returns with another fun coloring page for your children (or you!) to color. Download it from this page.

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The annual National Gardening Survey, conducted by The National Gardening Association was released today. The 2020 Survey covers U.S. households' 2019 Lawn and Garden activities, and compares it to the past five years of data.

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Abigail returns with another fun coloring page for your children (or you!) to color. Download it from this page.

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Growing vegetables is easy when you know how! We are pleased to make available the complete collection of National Gardening Association's Books of Vegetables. Download the the complete collection of 11 PDFs for only $9.99.

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This weekend we have yet another new coloring page for your children to enjoy, courtesy of Abigail. Download it from this page.

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This weekend we have a new coloring page for your children to enjoy, courtesy of Abigail. Download it from this page.

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It's time for an Acorn Blitz!! While planting seeds and watching them grow, let's grow the plants database a little this spring at the same time!

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Back for the third year is our 2020 download-and-print planner, which is fully customizable and will suit you no matter what kind of planner-person you are. This year, we have added additional pages and ideas specifically for gardeners to help keep your gardens just as organized as you are.

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