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Jared Barnes

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As seen in: The Plantastic Podcast, Flipboard, D Magazine, Fine Gardening Magazine, Vail Daily, Horticulture Magazine, Greenhouse Grower, Nursery Management
Hort prof at SFASU, cultivating plants, gardeners, & life all with a bit of southern flair. Garden speaker & blogger at Meristem. #keepgrowing
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Southern Native Trees and Shrubs Northern Gardeners Should Try

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By Jared Barnes
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American yellowwood (Cladrastis kentukea; Zones 4–8) “How far north of its native habitat a plant will survive is one of the most fascinating questions for searchers of new plant material.” So wrote Elizabeth Lawrence, famed North Carolina gardener and the author of A Southern Garden (1942), among other books. We still wrestle with this question today.
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Design a Garden with Year-Round Seasonal Interest and Wildlife Appeal

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By Jared Barnes
| Horticulture Magazine Verified
A multifaceted shrub like oakleaf hydrangea deserves a prime position. This one brings new interest to the front garden each season. Photo by Jack Coyier The seasonality of plantings is one of my favorite aspects of gardening. When we plan and design our landscapes so that they offer something new regularly, they are even more engaging. Every week the garden brings something different to celebrate.
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Episode 178: Best Interview Moments from Let's Argue About Plants

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By Stacie Crooks, Jay Sifford, Irvin Etienne, Jared Barnes
| Fine Gardening Magazine Verified
While the Fine Gardening team is busy exploring the Philadelphia Flower Show, we’re taking a moment to look back at some of the most insightful and inspiring conversations we’ve had on Let’s Argue About Plants over the past year. In this special episode, we’re revisiting standout moments from interviews with horticulturists, garden designers, and educators who have shaped the way we garden.
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