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This year, a new garden fork made its debut which quickly made fans at our company. Known as the Unifork by Union Jack, it is the perfect alternative to the standard spading or turning fork that is commonly used in a compost pile or to spread mulch.

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In my zone 7 garden, I’m always rewarded in very early spring with a neon display of petite flower blooms from my lungwort (Pulmonaria) plants, scattered throughout the garden. Combine light, spotted semi-evergreen foliage and you have a plant worthy of every garden.

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Over the last several weeks, as I’ve toured several gardens around the country, I’m reminded that in spite of the beauty of roses in a garden, they are one of the most feared plants to grow.

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