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At the Betty Ford Alpine Garden in Vail—the highest botanic garden in North America—experts like Senior Horticulturist Colin ...

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As the last leaves fall and snow starts to crowd the forecast, it’s time to bust out the winter cozies. Although we’ve been ...

But woody-stemmed perennials, like peonies, should be trimmed to ground level, along with any broad-leafed perennials that tend to mat, such as hostas. Fine-leaved plants like irises and daylilies are ...

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