Fine Gardening Magazine

Written for passionate gardeners, Fine Gardening provides inspired ideas backed by detailed instructions for creating healthy gardens, outdoor rooms, and beautiful landscapes suited to the region. Horticulturists, nurserymen, and designers share their expertise on plants, care, soil, eco-friendly pest control, propagation, design, and landscaping.

Transplanting: An alternative method

Fine Gardening Magazine

ALL-ACCESS members get it all! • More than 30 years of articles, how-to videos, and region-specific gardening advice to take your garden to the next level

The right plant keeps the family line alive

SUPER COOL PLANTS • Find out what the experts are growing

UP & COMERS • Longer lasting, prettier, and seed free

READERS’ TIPS • FROM ONE GARDENER TO ANOTHER

Why do trees weep?

BETTER TOMATOES: Can these products help?

The best NEW PLANTS for 2019

The hunt for new plants is part of the fun

AN OPEN INVITATION • Well-planned sightlines, harmonious colors, and attention-getting plants make any garden more engaging

Leave room for the view

Conversation starters

BLUESTAR A native plant for the masses • There’s plenty to love with this easy-to-grow, drought-resistant beauty

NEW SELECTIONS TO KEEP ON THE RADAR

The ins and outs of bluestars

Master the art of TRANSPLANTING • Understanding the science will help you move plants with less stress

Timing and weather make a big difference

Make your move • When it’s time to dig, follow these basic steps. The goal is to minimize root loss and provide optimal conditions for regrowth.

Transplanting the special cases

Start with a STAR • Design an unforgettable display around one of these impressive performers

Give your container stars a chance to shine

Two takes on A COURTYARD GARDEN • Whether you like your space simple and clean or filled to the brim, there’s a design option for you

There’s always ROOM FOR MORES

Less is more with a DELIBER ATE DESIGN

northwest

southern california

southern plains

southeast

northern plains

midwest

northeast

How do you say it? • Here is a handy guide to help you pronounce the botanical names in this issue.

The USDA plant hardiness zone map

BEING A GARDENER: In Living Color

CAPTIVATING COMBINATION