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Season 25 Episode 19 | 26m 46s
In just one year, Jennie and Matt Horvath revived a long-gone family nursery that most recently housed a barbeque joint. Already, they’re serving up gorgeous gardens with native plants for drought, deer resistance and wildlife habitat, along with annual color and indoor intrigue. On tour, seasonal flooding and a steep ravine prompted Natalie and Bob Bennett’s plant-tiered waterfall and ponds.
Aired: 04/24/19
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