
Christine’s Garden Mistake
Since I took over a bit of GPOD this week, I thought it would be fun to focus my lens on my own garden for

Since I took over a bit of GPOD this week, I thought it would be fun to focus my lens on my own garden for

Hello GPODers! Today we’re escaping the midsummer heat by visiting a beautiful Pennsylvania shade garden posted by Eric Sternfels. Between lush ferns, colorful containers, blue

July 7, 2026 The flower-filled pocket-sized garden was my next stop on the Garden Conservancy’s Denver Open Days tour in June. Arms raised in joy,

July 5, 2026 Last month, five Denver-area gardens opened to the public at an open day hosted by the Garden Conservancy. Five more garden tours

Most people spend their free time scrolling through their gadgets, but as a gardener I prefer to plant. Spring, the main season for gardening, is

When you dream of a blooming, refreshing, lush garden (aka an outdoor paradise you’ll never want to leave), what’s always forgotten is how much effort

June 26, 2026 Last week, Heidi Harris, also known as Denver Dry Garden, invited me to visit her garden in the morning. And it was

If you’ve ever seen your tomato plants struggle with pests all season while your neighbor’s garden is thriving, the difference may be down to what’s

June 22, 2026 Sage Queen Garden — This evocative name piqued my interest during my Pueblo Open Day tour a few weeks ago. Wouldn’t it

Happy Monday everyone at GPOD! You don’t need expensive plant palettes or fancy gardening tools and materials to create your dream garden. Courtney Farris (@vintagegardenky)
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