Posts in category Designers

With a lot of study and careful selection of plants, landscape architect Jamie Purinton designed a sweeping Hudson Valley landscape that looks as if it’s always belonged

Dancer Andrew Grossman swaps disciplines but never loses his balance

A Rhode Island garden reveals the beauty of allowing place to take precedence

In a career spanning more than 40 years, designer Arthur Shackleton has nurtured many of the Emerald Isle’s botanical gems

Replicating original estate pieces, Pennoyer Newman has created a devoted following for its planters that pair centuries-old style with modern-era ease

Though many of Beatrix Farrand’s projects have been lost to time, a historic Washington, D.C., garden preserves her legacy.

In the journey of a lifetime, Melissa McGrain threw herself into the faithful revival of Fletcher Steele’s grand finale of a garden

From his base in South Florida, Fernando Wong talks about creating outdoor spaces rooted in classical design that echo a home’s best features

Now open to the public, this historic 1880s estate in the Berkshires reflects landscape architect Fletcher Steele’s 30-year collaboration with Mabel Choate

In his new book, The Art of Outdoor Living, he writes, “Gardens are for living in, not just looking at from the other side of the window.”

Internationally acclaimed English garden designer Jinny Blom leaves a flower trail of joy and beauty everywhere she goes—and finds herself picking up coveted awards as well as a loyal (and royal) following in the process

A new book showcases pioneering designer Steve Martino’s desert gardens and illuminates the genius of his “weeds and walls” approach