Jose Chargualaf proudly showcases the history of his ancestors by incorporating over a dozen different ancient Chamorro artifacts on his front lawn. From latte/haligi (pillars for homes) to lusong (used to pound/grind food) and the suruhanu's (healer) medicine maker – this simple southern garden can be found in Malojloj – the village that Chargualaf describes as "heaven" since it's the next stop after God's country (Talofofo).

• Garden of the Month: The Torres family from Saipan also showcases their garden featuring beautiful water lily ponds...
• Garden of the Month: This Santa Rita home features several tiers of property filled with lots of ideas for your garden...click here to get a closer look!
• Garden of the Month: Getting down and dirty — students at Adacao Elementary step outside the classroom for a lesson in harvesting vegetables!
• Garden of the Month: The Borja’s from San Diego "culture–vate" their backyard with all things Chamorro!
• Garden of the Month: A Dededo resident turns his small patch of yard into a full grown vegetable garden...and hopes to inspire others to do the same!
• Garden of the Month: The Murphy family of Santa Rita hopes to transform their property into a public garden...
• Rocks to Riches: Imagination and dedication turned this Ipan property into a garden of gold...
• Garden of the Month: Pacific HG showcases a multi-functional San Diego garden!
• Garden of the Month: Foliage of the Philippines
• Garden of the Month: Pohnpei's Natural Resources
• Garden of the Month: Sa'ipan Botanical Garden
• Garden of the Month: A Dreamlandscape
• Garden of the Month: Orchid Resort
• Garden of the Month: Family Trees
• Garden of the Month: Simple & Serene
• Palms Away: Find out how orchids can damage your palms
• Discover Your Roots: A walk through this garden reveals a lesson in Chamorro history.
• Finale Garden: The Manalo Family
• Garden of the Month: Going Bananas
• Episode 11: Celebrating Paradise
• Episode 9: Tropical Eye Candy
• Episode 3: Hotel Inspired Garden