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Miranda Crowell

Miranda Crowell

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West Coast Editor, Better Homes & Gardens

San Francisco

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Gender, Mental Health , Entertainment, Climate, Politics

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Total articles 221

  • Fresh from the Garden

    By Miranda Crowell Verified| Better Homes & Gardens Verified ONE COLOR, THREE WAYSA foolproof way to create a mixed arrangement: Stick to a monochromatic palette, varying the shapes of the flowers you choose from the florist and garden. Here, the oversize pom-poms of alliums provide structure, lupine stems add height, and tendrils of sweet peas complete the look by delicately spilling over the edge. A few lamb’s-ear clippings fill in the holes, their silvery color playing well with the purple blooms.

    By Miranda Crowell Verified · Better Homes & Gardens

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • 14 Gorgeous Trellis Ideas to Elevate Any Vegetable Garden

    By Miranda Crowell Verified| Better Homes & Gardens Verified Photo: Laurie Black Anyone who's ever grown an indeterminate tomato plant or sprawling squash vine in their garden knows that many edibles need a strong support system to maximize your harvest. But as easy as it is to pick up a tomato cage at the garden store, there are plenty of other smart, decorative trellis ideas for vegetables and fruits. The following vegetable garden trellis ideas will elevate both your edibles and the look of your landscape.

    By Miranda Crowell Verified · Better Homes & Gardens

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Fresh from the Garden

    By Miranda Crowell Verified| Better Homes & Gardens Verified ONE COLOR, THREE WAYSA foolproof way to create a mixed arrangement: Stick to a monochromatic palette, varying the shapes of the flowers you choose from the florist and garden. Here, the oversize pom-poms of alliums provide structure, lupine stems add height, and tendrils of sweet peas complete the look by delicately spilling over the edge. A few lamb’s-ear clippings fill in the holes, their silvery color playing well with the purple blooms.

    By Miranda Crowell Verified · Better Homes & Gardens

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Better Homes & Gardens

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia