Posts in category Gardens

Daniel McCurry of Father Nature Landscapes shares gardening tips to make the most of the autumn season

It didn’t take this architect and landscape designer long to learn that ambience is everything. Rather than designing from the inside out, Andrea Filippone listened to the land.

In his garden at Hummelo, world-renowned Dutch landscape designer Piet Oudolf brings home the essence of his aesthetic

Two books entice readers to a country where history, nature, art, and design combine to create a feast for the senses. Plus, peruse our market finds featuring Moroccan-inspired decor and jewelry

Most coastal landscapes look outward, but Rose Cove also brings the foreground into focus

Sunny beds of nectar-rich blooms and caterpillar-friendly host plants will bring butterflies fluttering your way. Gardening enthusiast Mary Walton Upchurch shares her tips.

Gardening enthusiast Mary Walton Upchurch engages in a little horticultural hyperbole where the graceful branches of the ornamental tree are at stake.

At Sparta Gardens, a 10-acre “urban farm in a country town,” Suzy and Robert Currey are doing more than growing delicious organic produce

Kick back on the 4th with our editors’ no-fuss ideas for a festive outdoor celebration at home.

A quaint home in a historic Southern neighborhood gets a modern-day facelift with outdoor living spaces that enhance its 1930s architecture with old-world charm.

Designer and author Charlotte Moss shares her lifelong love affair with wildflowers here and in her book, Garden Inspirations

In a love letter to daylilies, gardener Mary Walton Upchurch writes of her unusual approach to the prolific but fleeting blooms, which she grows as cut flowers for the house rather than as ornaments for the garden.