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U G A R D E N
S H O E S Su p er
com fortable, easy to
slide on, w aterp roof,
and slip-resistant, the
N im b u s shoes earn
to p m arks fro m o u r
tootsies.
LawnGrips, $66;
lawngrips.com
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CONEFLOWER
Echinacea
‘Coconut
Lime’,
above,
gives the most
ho-hum bordersomethingto
cheer about. White Flower
Farm;
w hiteflow erfarm .com /bhg
SWEET POTATO VINE
More compact than
other varieties, ‘Illusion
Emerald Lace’,
left,
delivers
delicate chartreuse spills.
Proven Winners;
shoponlineatprovenwinners.com
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CRAPE MYRTLE
X O Reaching just
5
feet,
'Dazzle Me
Pink’,
right,
brings
big bloom
to tiny spaces.
Gardener’s Confidence
Collection;
gardenersconfidence.com
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■ W A T E R
B O T T L E
T h e stainless-steel
E n viro sa x is perfect
fo r H 2 O o n th e go,
sans plastic.
Blue Ribbon
General Store, $16.50;
BlueribbonGeneralstore.net
I J ^ C L A Y POTS These dark
-L O w o o d v ille pots
bring
understated
elegance
to patios.
Ben Wolff Pottery, $16 (#2 size)
and $30 (#4 size);
benw olffpottery.com
B E T T E R H O M E S A N D G A R D E N S A P R IL
2010
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