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In the Summer 2007 Issue:
6. News Big Sky Carvers announces garden division
8. Home + Garden Home accent retailers find growth in garden.
12. Tabletop Durable melamine designs and garden-themed serveware emerge in the tabletop category.
18. England Gets Gardens Randy Ouzts travels to London and visits lush gardens
20. Outside In Bees herald in the season
22. Moore & Moore Nashville retailer Moore & Moore prides itself on being the gardener's garden center.
28. Tool Time New garden tools prove to be both decorative and functional.
32. Garden Shop The show circuit.
In the Spring 2007 Issue:Beth and Tad Featherman introduce major licences; Seasonal Living trading takes ARTS award.
8. Going Green - Organic gardening products and decor crafted from natural resources take root.
12. Pedestals and Plant Stands - The spotlight is on unique plant stands that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
14. Fresh from Market - A look at trends from Atlanta and Dallas.
18. Outside In - Sassy citrus flavors indoor style.
20. Retail Profile - Wilshire Garden Market provides customers with a resource for garden products.
24. Guest Column - Randy Outz discusses garden relationships and containers.
28. Garden Shop - New products worth noting.
6. News8. The contemporary garden - A snapshot of the technology, products and accessories available for today’s garden.
14. Inflight - Bird baths and feeders range from purely functional to positively charming.
16. Style contained - Distressed style complements modern interpretation with this season’s planters.
18. Company profile - With a newly named president, New Creative turns attention to trend-right designs with a unique approach.
20. Retail success- Minneapolis-based Bachman’s creates an all-inclusive one-stop shop for customers.
24. Outside in - Vine-themed designs are heavy on style and substance.
28. Garden shop
In the Fall 2006 Issue:
6. News8. Yard Art
10. Lanterns - Lighting options about to create the right mood and environment.
12. Weather - New and unique weather instruments come to market.
14. Botanicals - For the less garden-inclined, permanent botanicals provide a natural alternative.
16. Retailer - The Apple House Home & Garden in Terre Haute, Ind. is truly a family affair.
20. Outside In - Trellis and lattice patterns bring romance inside the home.
22. Designer - Lori Grey embarks on a new journey, comingin her love of animals and home decor.
24. Cool Atlanta
26. Garden Shop
In the Summer 2006 Issue:
6. News8. Garden Business - Despite a number of industry challenges, retailers had record year in 2005 and are optimistic this season.
14. Summer Introductions - New garden accessories buyers will see at markets this summer.
16. Logan’s - A prime downtown location and countertop cafe keeps the Raleigh, N.C., retailer full of traffic.
20. Outside In - Chic and elegant, artichokes provide a tantalizing shot of garden-fresh appeal inside the home.
22. Designer - Kate Carlyle’s love of flowers bloomed into a full-time ceramic career.
24. Watering Cans - Whether for form or function, new watering can designs offer something for every gardener.
26. Garden Shop In the Spring 2006 Issue:
4. News6. Garden Scents - the bath and body category continues to reap sales in casual, gift and garden stores.
10. Dining alfresco - Indoor-outdoor lines blur further with new takes on outdoor dining.
14. Garden Tools - Form and function blend easily with today's garden tools.
16 Designer - All signs pointed to Christopher Paul's emergence in the furniture industry.
18. Outside in - Fanciful ferns.
20. Reatil Profile - Wildflowers blooms in Michigan
24. Innovation - Mumz brings bug-repellant clothing to market.
28 Garden Shop
In the December 2005/January 2006 Issue:
6. News
10. Weather Instruments - The perfect mix of form and function.
16. Retail Success - Reynolds Garden Shop is a family affair.
20. Designer - Designer Jerry Glass crafts avian architecture.
23. Calendar
24. What’s Selling - Garden grows in home accent stores.
26. How To: Displays - Achieve a layered, stylish garden oasis display.
28. Outside In - Birds take flight and land indoors.
32. Garden Shop
6. News
8. Bird Products - Bird products regain momentum with fresh and functional styles.
12. Alternative Gardening - Time and space limitations bring container gardening to the forefront.
14. Fall Garden Trends - Inspiration, animal themes, fountains and more abound.
18. Outside In - Dancing on the breeze, butterflies land inside for fresh looks.
20. Retail Profile - Atlanta-based Lush Life brings a modern look to the deep South.
26. Design - Patricia Harrison brings fun and funky designs to the garden with BroCars.
28. Garden Shop
32. Calendar
33. Research - All about the birds
In the August/September 2005 Issue:
6. News
10. Kids - Fun products for little hands
13. Merchandising - Dining alfresco
14. Angel Gardens - This Florisa retailers is on the verge of something big
20. Benches - Designers give a nod to nature with these looks
22. Statuary - From Goth to Asian, there's a statue for everyone
26. Outside In - Elegant bamboo looks great indoors
28. Garden Shop
32. Calendar
33. Research
In the June/July 2005 Issue:
6. News
8. The Gift of Garden - Seasonal promotions and best-selling garden gifts
10. Fountain Fancy - Popular designs in the category
12. Lotions & Potions - Fragrant lotions pay homage to Mother Nature
16. The Designer - Randy Ouzts brings fresh ideas to Enesco
20. Outside In - Coral chic
24. Dirty Hands, Good Plants owner Claudia Swanson starts anew
28. Research: gazing ball
29. Show Calendar
32. Garden Shop
In the April/May 2005 Issue:
8. The Garden Gate - Stylish arbors and trellises
12. Classic by Design - Proler Garden Antiques finds success with classical garden accents
18. Outside In - Shell collecting runs rampant
20. Research - Garden & Patio crowd
22. Show Calendar
26. Designer Profile - Mary Braswell finds her calling creating charming cottage replicas and toadhouses
28. What’s Selling - Orchids, aluminum casual furniture and tabletop popular in Northeast
32. Garden Shop
In the February/March 2005 Issue:
6. Indoor Gardening --Evolution of outdoor product takes it inside.
12. Containers -- Container gardening branches out to all lifestyles.
18. Estate licensing -- Programs reach out to garden designers.
22. What’s selling -- The south central U.S. reports what products are generating sales.
24. Outside in -- Tropical, earthy notes strike a chord this season.
26. Designer -- Charlen Williamson goes from nursing patients to vintage pieces.
28. Garden attire -- Retailers comment on current trends in garden apparel.
32. Garden shop -- New products for the garden
In the December 2004/January 2005 Issue:
8. Apparel: Three women make a mark in garden apparel
14. Lotions and Potions: Natural scents turn into profitable cents at retail
18. Flags: Saluting style and tradition
20. Doormats: From coir to classic iron, doormats step out as a growing category
22. Merchandising: Pinks and greens pair for colorful and eye-catching displays
24. Outside in: Fish-inspired designs translate to upscale locales.
28. Research: Garden manufacturers and retailers look forward to a bright year
32. Garden Shop: New products for the garden
In the October/November 2004 Issue:
8. Fountains: Soothing sounds of water translate to big sales.
14. Kinetic: The notion of kinetic sculptures is in motion.
18. Outside In: Branch out with ideas for inside the home.
22. What’s Selling: Look to the Southwest for hot sellers.
24. Merchandising: Build a display to encourage plantings.
26. Research: Tool time in the garden
28. Designer: She creates art glass for the birds.
32. Good ideas
In the August/September 2004 Issue:
6. What’s Selling: Bird products and whimsical accents sell out West.
8. Cover Story: Creating curb appeal and sprucing up patios is a cinch with these containers.
16. Product Feature: Flip flops aren't just beach-wear anymore, they're popping up across many categories.
18. Merchandising: Building a fun gift display can turn into rewards at the cash register
20. Outside In: Ah, summer and the lure of the ocean. Help your customers bring it indoors with these trendy accents.
22. Designer: Weathervanes may have been the foundation, but Good Directions is flush with great designs in copper.
24. Books: Check out this library of books sure to tempt your book-loving gardening guests.
32. Good Ideas
In the June/July 2004 Issue:
6. What’s Selling: Bird products and whimsical accents sell out West.
8. Cover Story: Creating curb appeal and sprucing up patios is a cinch with these containers.
16. Product Feature: Flip flops aren't just beach-wear anymore, they're popping up across many categories.
18. Merchandising: Building a fun gift display can turn into rewards at the cash register
20. Outside In: Ah, summer and the lure of the ocean. Help your customers bring it indoors with these trendy accents.
22. Designer: Weathervanes may have been the foundation, but Good Directions is flush with great designs in copper.
24. Books: Check out this library of books sure to tempt your book-loving gardening guests.
32. Good Ideas
In the April/May 2004 Issue:
6. News
8. Cover Story: Homeowners have new options for outdoor decor.
16. Product Feature : Cute critters are scampering into the garden market.
18. Designer: She creates organic art with a twist.
20. What’s Selling: Find out who’s buying statuary and birdbaths.
22. Garden Research: The boomin’ business
24. Merchandising: Smart ideas for small spaces
26. Outside In: Berries abound in home accents.
28. Good Ideas
32. Calendar
In the February/March 2004 Issue:
6. Cover story: Birds will be lured to the neighborhood with these functional products.
14: Garden gear
18. Outside in: Songbird style flocks inside.
20. Market review: Atlanta’s debuts ranged from Zen-like to bold and whimsical.
24: Hummingbirds: These feeders are just as colorful and delicate as their diners.
26: Merchandising: Arts & Crafts offers back to basics appeal.
28: Designer: Architecture and antiques inspire this garden artist.
30: Garden Research
32: Good ideas/calendar
In the October/November 2003 Issue:
Weather Watch: Climate-focused products hold potential for sales growth.
Piece by piece: Make garden products sell themselves with creative displays.
Lights shining: Clever and whimsical lanterns light the way to add-on sales.
Cash crops: What's selling in the Southeast.
Designer: Mic Dault gets young start on design.
Outside in: Bright flowers adorn an array of interior home accents.
Good ideas:New products and news you need to know about.
In the August/September 2003 Issue:
Garden mats and flags bring decor outdoors
Underfoot
Flying high
Carts: At your service
Garden Whimsy: Carruth keeps on smiling
Manufacturers compete for Design Excellence Awards
Cast Metal Furniture
Cast Combination Furniture
Tubular Materials Furniture
Wrought Iron/Wrought Aluminum Furniture
Rattan/Wicker/Woven Materials Furniture
Wood Casual Furniture
Complementary Casual Furniture
Shade Products
Resin/Fiberglass Furniture
Good Ideas to bring more personality to the outdoors
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