Posts in category Gardens

Author Jessica Francis Kane reflects on the often overlooked heroes of our landscapes

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.”

P. Allen Smith shares 15 of his favorite plants and flowers that bring fragrance to the garden

At the Hills & Dales Estate in LaGrange, Georgia, visitors get a lesson in history, horticulture, and the stewardship of the land

At the historic Mohonk Mountain House, you can take a deep dive into nature while pampering your senses and channeling your inner flower child

At one of England’s oldest and finest country house hotels, the celebrated garden that overthrew Victorian horticultural fashion continues to flourish and evolve

While designer Marshall Watson’s vision varies depending on each client and the location of the project, his designs have a common thread—a beautiful conversation between the interiors and the spaces beyond

The family behind David Austin Roses combines a calling for saving old English garden roses with a quest for developing the perfect flower

Big, showy amaryllis flowers hold their own in complex arrangements or as simple containers of forced blossoms

When the flowers are gone, some leave behind a decorative winter surprise. Plantsman and garden designer Ryan Gainey expounds on several of these bountiful berries

The starkness of the season reveals the sculptural elegance of a garden in winter

Even after the blooms are gone, roses live on. Garden designer Troy Rhone shares tips for selecting and harvesting rose hips for flower arrangements.