The Climbing Plants That Can Improve Your Garden (10 photos)

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Climbing plants, also known as vines, grow naturally in tropical and temperate forests. Some use tendrils to anchor themselves to supports, while others — such as English ivy — use suckers to grip. Many climbers need to be trained to grow on trellises or wires, often with plant ties or twine to keep…

The Climbing Plants That Can Improve Your Garden (10 photos)

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Climbing plants, also known as vines, grow naturally in tropical and temperate forests. Some use tendrils to anchor themselves to supports, while others — such as English ivy — use suckers to grip. Many climbers need to be trained to grow on trellises or wires, often with plant ties or twine to keep…

A Contemporary Aerie in the Appalachians (9 photos)

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Perched on the edge of a mountain ridge, this new contemporary home looks out over North Carolina’s Lake Fontana and the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky mountain ranges. The carefully crafted home creates as much energy as it takes in thanks to its tight envelope, thermal windows, small footprint, water…

A Contemporary Aerie in the Appalachians (9 photos)

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Perched on the edge of a mountain ridge, this new contemporary home looks out over North Carolina’s Lake Fontana and the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky mountain ranges. The carefully crafted home creates as much energy as it takes in thanks to its tight envelope, thermal windows, small footprint, water…

There’s Nothing Cagey About Tomato Cages (8 photos)

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Tomatoes are a favorite summer treat for gardeners. There is something about the taste of a freshly picked tomato, ideally eaten with a leaf of basil, that truly signals summer in the garden. Prolific, easy to grow and suited to patios as well as full…

There’s Nothing Cagey About Tomato Cages (8 photos)

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Tomatoes are a favorite summer treat for gardeners. There is something about the taste of a freshly picked tomato, ideally eaten with a leaf of basil, that truly signals summer in the garden. Prolific, easy to grow and suited to patios as well as full…