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Three floral designers share their tips for making thirsty hydrangea flowers last and last
Exploring a range of summery palettes, Kate Holt of Flower Wild arranges bursting blooms and garden-green vines to echo the dialogue they have in nature
Sarah Winward of Honey of a Thousand Flowers in Salt Lake City, Utah, creates old-world arrangements filled with romance
We LOVE hydrangeas! Here are a few of our favorite arrangements that show off the beauty and versatility of this hearty, summer bloom
Boone, North Carolina, floral designer Kelly Perry reveals a few of her tenets for making the most from what grows in the garden
While we missed Historic Garden Week in 2020, we can still enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at how Garden Club of Virginia members create seasonal arrangements for the event using blooms from their gardens
In a love letter to daylilies, gardener Mary Walton Upchurch writes of her unusual approach to the prolific but fleeting blooms, which she grows as cut flowers for the house rather than as ornaments for the garden.
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.
In an excerpt from her book Floret Farm’s A Year in Flowers (Chronicle Books, 2020), Erin Benzakein shares a sherbet-toned centerpiece inspired by the treasured honeysuckle vine that blooms outside her studio come late spring
The Cotswolds district in West Central England is blessed with an embarrassment of riches, including perfectly preserved stone villages that literally stop you in your tracks.
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