Posts in category Gardens

The restoration of a historic Newport, Rhode Island, property brings its monochromatic Blue Garden—conceived by landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr.—back to its original splendor

Becky Brinkman, the Fuqua Orchid Center Manager for the Atlanta Botanical Garden, shares tips for selecting healthy orchid plants, growing them at home, and daily care of your orchids

More than beautiful foliage to cascade over your garden pots, sweet potato vines are hot in farm-to-table dining. Chef Derek Herre talks to Flower about adding them to the fall-winter menu at Rhubarb in Asheville, North Carolina

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

Flower magazine talks with Coulter Lewis, founder of Sunday, about lawn care tips, natural fertilizers for your grass, and weed killer alternatives to glyphosate

Few things bring a garden to life like water. Find inspiration for your yard in more than three dozen of Flower magazine’s most popular garden water features, outdoor fountains, and garden pools

A globe-trotting couple find each other, then find the perfect place to call home

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

You can see this colorful, fragrant perennial for miles in Sequim, Washington, where both a temperate climate and a cluster of small farmers have encouraged it to flourish

Since His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales opened the gardens of his private residence to the public in 1994, tours and donations have contributed £7 million to charitable causes

A little extra attention can help keep the summer flower garden fresh and blooming all season long