Posts in category Gardens

Butterflies flock to buddleia’s fragrant blooms, but only the most conscientious gardener should consider planting this non-native invasive species. Mary Walton Upchurch explains how to keep it in check.

Tucked into the picturesque Cotswolds countryside, the home of Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, sits surrounded by gardens, wispy meadows, marching allées, and ancient walls with fragrant climbing roses

When a garden is built on hopes and dreams, there are no limits. Explore the rose-bowered arbors, evergreens, and chorus of annuals and perennials of a 3-acre Connecticut paradise

From the rambling grounds of a storied English manor, Bridget Elworthy and Henrietta Courtauld of The Land Gardeners are on a mission to make gardens more fully alive

Set on a spit of Atlantic-lapped land, the celebrated socialite and philanthropist’s famous house welcomes back her daughter and family to continue their tradition of Newport summering

While we’re all nesting into our new normals and spending more time at home, it’s the season to get outside and watch the unfurling of spring into summer.

Enjoy the world’s greatest flower show from the comfort of your home May 18-23. Plus, see photos from Flower‘s visit to the 2019 show.

Karen Cauthen Ellsworth of Virginia’s Historic Garden Week shares Southern favorites for springtime gardens, plus planting and floral-arranging tips from Garden Club of Virginia’s Horticulture Chairman, Wendy Walker

Follow these spring cleaning tips to get your home and garden ready for the season

Timing, texture, and color are all factors when composing a glorious tulip symphony. Tim Schipper, founder of Colorblends, shares his wisdom on blending bulbs

Sculptor David Harber renders a graceful and enthralling creation for his installation garden at the Chelsea Flower Show

Sharon Santoni has found heaven on earth in Normandy, France, but rather than keeping the treasures of the region to herself, she’s on a mission to spread the ambience