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Designing, selecting and evaluating-that's the job Troy Marden had for a new garden that would complement a lot on a mountain top. Join Troy for the process of starting with the existing mature trees and then adding perennials, wildflowers, shrubs and trees to maximize the site.

Spring is good anywhere, but its best in a well-tended garden. Annette Shrader strolls through a grand perennial border as it awakens for the growing seasons.

We tour an urban garden that is growing food, flowers, and relationships. This Wedgewood Urban Garden serves international residents in the community who come from an agrarian background, neighborhood residents, and the hungry of the community at large through The Nashville Food Project.

The backyard of this home begins it's uphill climb from the foot of the patio. The layered landscape allows full view of everything from the house as if it was in a picture frame.

Troy Marden explores this land that was donated to the city of Chattanooga by nature lovers. It is dedicated to the study and conservation of native plant life. For the visitor, it offers miles of walking trails, picturesque vistas and a peaceful green space.

Percy Warner Park in Nashville features stands of native wildflowers in spring, including trillium and Delphinium.

The display garden of the Nashville Herb Society is a well-designed, plant-filled feast for the senses. Located behind the Fine Arts Center in Centennial Park in mid-town Nashville, admission is free and open to the public.

We sneak a peek at how designer Troy Marden plans and plots for a cohesive perennial border bed.

The new generation of dwarf plant varieties open up a whole world of possibilities for gardeners with small, urban lots. We tour such a garden that is maximizing its potential.

A tour of a home garden that is adjacent to a forested area. Once garden beds were established and some native plants installed, other native wildflowers and plants found their way into the suitable and nurturing environment.

Come along as we enjoy the fabulous show of 100,000 tulips at Cheekwood Botanical Garden.

We meet a hard-working and innovative garden enthusiast who has turned a potential neighborhood eyesore into a source of pride for the neighborhood.