Photo by Carmel Brantley
Poolside in Palm Beach
When designer Kim Coleman visited a tired redbrick rancher in Palm Beach, she saw visions of a tropical bungalow with rooms opening from street to water, views of lush gardens, and cerulean hues at every turn.
Photo by Eric Laudonien via Alamy
Colette: the Literary Fleuriste
Known as a literary force in early 20th-century France, Colette left behind a legacy of beauty in her writing, especially in her eloquent descriptions of flowers.
Photo by Rob Cardillo
Snowy Splendor
This carefully composed Pennsylvania landscape flourishes under a sugar-white dusting in the height of winter.
The FLOWER Baton Rouge Showhouse: Front Courtyard, Pool Deck, and Pavilion
Explore the chic courtyard, pool deck, and pavilion of FLOWER”s own Baton Rouge Showhouse.
Photo by Robin Hill, courtesy of Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
Gilded Age Gem
On Biscayne Bay in Miami sits Vizcaya, an early 1900s Italianate Villa surrounded by wonder-filled gardens, all steeped in history and timeless beauty.
Photo courtesy of 1818 Farms
Flourishing on the Farm
In a tiny Alabama town, an inspired amateur farmer launched 1818 Farms, a small business that bloomed beyond her wildest dreams.
Photo by Ole Jensen, Getty Images
Karen Blixen’s Floral Artistry
Best known as the author of Out of Africa, Karen Blixen also had and artist’s eye that she indulged through floral arrangements.
Photo by Beth Seliga
A Place of Hope and healing
On her Virginia farm, floral designer Holly Heider Chapple draws from her own life experiences to share the restorative power of blooms.
Photo © Visko Hatfield
Ornamental Beauty
More than 30 years ago, Barbara Israel purchased a collection of estate statuary that changed her personal and professional life in a most artistic way.
Photo by Mary Craven Dawkins
A Winning Mahjong Party
Nashville natives and renowned hostesses Mary Hollis Huddleston and Katie Jacobs put their expertise to work as they plan an afternoon gathering centered around a popular pastime.
Photo courtesy of Rizzoli
Forging His Path
Ed Hollander of Hollander Design reflects on his journey to becoming a landscape architect, his greatest influencers and successes, and insightful moments along the way.
Photo by David Dashiell
A Layered Legacy at the Mount
While Edith Wharton is most remembered as a Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist and short story writer, she also made a name for herself as a garden designer, interior designer, and tastemaker of her time.
Photo by Michael Mundy
Thomas O’Brien’s Bellport Garden
In a quiet Long Island village, world-renowned designer Thomas O’Brien creates his dream house and garden with special attention to collecting and being surrounded by all manner of treasures.
Photo by Molly Harris
Drew English, The Dahlia Whisperer
Visiting High Hampton Resort in Cashiers, North Carolina, is sublime any time of the year, but there are over 850 colorful reasons to go during the dahlia growing season.
Photo by Stacy Bass
Seeds of Time
Inspired by his visits to European gardens, Gerard Pampalone has spent years creating an elaborate garden on his Connecticut farm that balances the formality of those grand landscapes with an intimate sensibility to welcome guests.
Photo by Clive Nichols
The Grove’s Garden
A stroll around The Grove with India Hicks reveals intricacies of the private garden her late father, legendary interior designer David Hicks, created as a showcase of disciplined tonal design.
Photo by B. Docktor
A Walk on the Wild Side
A planned meadow in Dutchess County, New York, offers a different spin on spectacular from season to season.
Photo by Marcy Simpson
Cultivating Grace at Grace Rose Farm
In Southern California, Gracie and Ryan Poulson combine their artistic passion for beauty with a strategist’s foresight to create a community that functions as both a business and an abiding source of joy.
Photo by Mary Walton Upchurch
Tulip Mania in North Carolina
In her home in the North Carolina mountains, June Hood indulges a passion for growing and arranging tulips.
Photo by Cavan Images via Alamy
Gardens of Porto
Porto, Portugal’s second city may be a lesser-known European destination, but boasts delightful gardens sure to inspire any flora-enthusiast.
Photo by Anice Hoachlander
Empty Lot to Outdoor Wonderland
In the heart of D.C., a talented group of long-term collaborators reimagine a blank canvas into a garden oasis that artfully speaks to the architecture of the original 1920s home.
Photo courtesy of Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese
Roman Gardens in Bloom
Explore fantastic gardens in the heart of Rome and surrounding countryside with this luxury tour.
Photo by Annie Schlechter
Bunny Williams’ Life in the Garden
Editor-in-Chief Margot Shaw sat down with celebrated designer Bunny Williams to unpack her latest book Life in the Garden.
Photo by Joseph Valentine
Quiet Beauty at Juniper Hill Farm
At Juniper Hill Farm in New Hampshire, every addition to the garden is calibrated for its winter presence, including silhouette, texture, and hardiness.
Photo by Charlotte Moss
Nancy Lancaster: Haute and Humble
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.
Photo by Erik Kvalsvik
A Memorable Feast at Elway Hall
Rustic meets refined, and traditions are both remembered and made anew when Barry Dixon and Will Thomas host Thanksgiving dinner in the barn at Elway Hall, their home in Virginia.
Produced by Carrie Clay
