Posts in category Travel

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

Francophiles declare this region of France an essential destination for travelers enchanted with storied châteaux and picturesque landscapes

Historic and eccentric garden structures with layers of meaning continue to delight while new variations on classic themes mix seamlessly into the British landscape

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

When New York-based artists Brice and Helen Marden first stayed at the Golden Rock Inn on the island of Nevis, …

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

Celebrating its 85th anniversary in 2018, the Virginia Historic Garden Week showcases nearly 200 properties across the state and we have a sneak peek

Discover some of our favorite gardens and start planning your visits! We’ve selected not-to-be-missed landscapes from California to New York, the Great Lakes to the Gulf Coast, and locales in between

In 2008, Flower visited garden writer Jack Staub and legendary event and floral designer Renny Reynolds to tour the reclaimed gardens of their historic Bucks County, Pennsylvania farm

A personal reflection on Bellingrath Gardens and Home, a floral and architectural wonderland on the Gulf Coast

An early 20th-century Long Island estate with ties to shipping and steel, Old Westbury Gardens remains an English-style respite from city life, beckoning visitors with sprawling lawns, quiet alcoves, and a kaleidoscope of blooms

The small exuberant garden of artist Robert Dash tucked away in Sagaponack, New York, celebrates its 50th anniversary this summer. Designer and author Charlotte Moss shares her fondness for the artist and for his living masterpiece