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Debbie Wolfe

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I'm a freelance writer and photo editor. I write about a wide array of topics, including home, lifestyle, garden, and food.
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How to Create Privacy in a Small Backyard, According to Garden Pros

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Gardening 11 hours ago This New Low-Growing Hydrangea Creates a Carpet of Flowers From Summer Through Fall Martha Stewart Living - Michele Laufik • 11h These flowers grow out rather than up.
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How to Create Privacy in a Small Backyard, According to Garden Pros Original

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3 min read If your backyard feels more like a fishbowl than a retreat, you're not alone, and the fix doesn't have to mean a taller fence. Some of the best privacy solutions are living, growing structures that add beauty (and even support local wildlife). We asked three experts, a garden designer, a native plant specialist and a plant care pro, for their best tips on creating a private, lush backyard, no matter the size of your lot.
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6 Smart Ways to Create Privacy in a Small Backyard

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Plants Struggling After the Heatwave? Here’s How to Revive Them – and Why More Water Isn’t Always the Answer This summer has been long, hot, and dry, and it's taken a toll on my garden. So many of my plants are drooping, discoloring, and have stopped growing …
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