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

Internationally acclaimed English garden designer Jinny Blom leaves a flower trail of joy and beauty everywhere she goes—and finds herself picking up coveted awards as well as a loyal (and royal) following in the process

David Harber’s beautifully rendered pieces grow out of varied pursuits that culminate in award-winning sculptures for residential gardens and public spaces

Designer Tammy Powell and the experts at Birmingham’s Blackjack Gardens share tips for selecting outdoor seating you’ll enjoy for years to come

The designers of San Francisco’s Studio Choo share recipes for whipping up standout floral arrangements in The Flower Recipe Book

Interior designer Bunny Williams transforms her 12-acre Connecticut garden into a progression of spaces as beautiful and livable as the rooms she creates

Laura Iarocci of Faith Flowers takes travelers on highly curated tours of premier floral destinations that include visits to gardens and farms and workshops with top design talents

Pushing the boundaries of 20th-century design, this British floral maven’s innovative aesthetic stands the test of time

In an excerpt from Color Me Floral, Kiana Underwood of Tulipina Design shares her inspiration and step-by-step instructions for a gorgeous, old-world style, green and pink arrangement.

In an excerpt from their book, Foraged Art, Peter Cole and Leslie Jonath share step-by-step instructions for making circular splashes of floral color

Every bride wants to feel like a queen on her wedding day. But when real royalty or high society gets married, the proceedings take on an elevated grandeur. With the addition of modern media scrutiny, the notable weddings of the 20th and 21st centuries have set the bar for couples ever since

Flower magazine’s Jessica Cohen shows how to transform basic supermarket orchids into gift-worthy compositions