Chris Condon and Bonnie Garrison, the husband-and-wife team behind Pollen in Atlanta, create arrangements that showcase the many virtues of this beloved garden staple
“I REMEMBER THE HUGE HYDRANGEA HEDGE WE HAD WHEN I WAS A LITTLE GIRL, AND CUTTING ARMLOADS TO BRING INSIDE. TODAY THEY’RE STILL MY GO-TO FLOWER, BUT I’VE SINCE DISCOVERED SO MANY DIFFERENT VARIETIES. I LOVE THE SATURATED COLOR AND WEIGHT THEY BRING TO AN ARRANGEMENT.”
–BONNIE GARRISON
FLOWER LIST: ‘Harlequin’ hydrangeas, glorybower, hyacinth beans, and redbud leaves
We caught up with Sharon Santoni of MY FRENCH COUNTRY HOME to discuss her love of gardens, her thirst for travel, and her unparalleled, life-changing tours.
For John Coykendall, master gardener for Blackberry Farm, January and February are all about planning and preparing the garden. He shares his detailed guide for getting started in you garden.
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
As as tastemaker and owner of decorating firm Colefax & Fowler, Nancy Lancaster carried her English country house style into her gardens, making the ordinary into something extraordinary.
Step into this charming Southern city’s most glorious private and historic properties with the Historic Charleston Foundation’s Festival of Houses and Gardens
Take this simple and easy quiz to find out “What flower are you?” You could end up being your very favorite flower, or you may find a new favorite flower