A great garden has hidden surprises, from perennials that pop up from seemingly nowhere, to a lost spring bulb that seems to have found its way home again.

A great garden is one that mixes new and old alike, with traditional favourites and brand-new conquests.

A great garden is creative. Whatever your passion, try something different, and don't be afraid to try something a little out of the ordinary.

A great garden is like a meal. It takes preparation time, and when it's done, you can sit down and enjoy it.

A great garden is unique, and uniquely your own.

Above all, a great garden is one that makes you happy.

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GARDENWORKS Guarantee for Success

We stand behind the products we sell at GARDENWORKS, and we want you to feel confident that your gardening experiences will be successful. If your purchase does not meet your expectations, we will gladly replace it, offer a credit, or offer a refund (with a receipt).

We guarantee success in your garden!

Customer Appreciation Days

On the third Thursday of each month we hold a Customer Appreciation Day, offering 15% off everything in the store (except Department 56 Collectibles). Upcoming dates include April 17, May 15 and June 19.

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It is edited by Josephine Sigurgeirson with contributions of articles by GARDENWORKS staff. Illustrations are by Johannes Zits, Edward Pien and Kimberley Geisheimer.
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