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[ad_1] 3. Create an out-of-sight leaf pile. If you have prying neighbors or an HOA to worry about, move leaves to less visible areas, for example...
[ad_1] Truthfully, I drink no less than five cups of tea a day. I rotate between different blends, depending on the season and my health needs....
[ad_1] The new book A Year in Bloom has a great premise: Ask some of the world’s top garden people to talk about their favorite bulbs,...
[ad_1] If Wednesday Addams were a floral designer, her arrangements would look like Emily Thompson’s: dripping, clambering, creeping, amorphous, and alive despite being very much dead....
[ad_1] This is part of a series with Perfect Earth Project, a nonprofit dedicated to toxic-free, nature-based gardening, on how you can be more sustainable in...
[ad_1] This is part of a series with Perfect Earth Project, a nonprofit dedicated to toxic-free, nature-based gardening, on how you can be more sustainable in...
[ad_1] If you’re lucky enough to have a garden in a big city, you learn to accept the fact that while you’re out there, you’re in...
[ad_1] Rebecca McMackin is an “ecologically obsessed horticulturist and garden designer” (her description) and an incredibly engaging, deeply knowledgeable plant nerd (ours). (Just check out her...
[ad_1] Vines can hide an ugly fence or add beauty to trellis or doorways. When grown over an arbor or pergola, they can create shade. But...
[ad_1] Frances Palmer is an art historian who, over the past few decades, has come to make enduring art herself: handmade ceramics that straddle the line...
[ad_1] This is part of a series with Perfect Earth Project, a nonprofit dedicated to toxic-free, nature-based gardening, on how you can be more sustainable in...
[ad_1] We are longtime admirers of Austin-based landscape architect Christine Ten Eyck—so much so that her works are featured in both of our books: 2016’s Gardenista:...
[ad_1] When we asked Christin Geall for “the real reason she gardens,” the floral designer, writer, photographer, and educator responded with a literary quote: “I’m borrowing...
[ad_1] Todd Carr has been obsessed with plants for more than half his life, whether it’s designing landscapes for clients, leading garden coverage for Martha Stewart...
[ad_1] 3. But go with French lavenders for a longer bloom. If you are trying to chose between English and French, know that while English varieties...
[ad_1] We’ve interviewed landscape designer Wambui Ippolito before (read our Q&A with her here), and we were so enamored of her that we decided to have...
[ad_1] Above: Anastasia and Taylor (right) at their office. Talc Studio‘s design aesthetic is the landscape equivalent of the perfectly mussed bedhead. Their outdoor spaces for...
[ad_1] Check for ticks daily. Above: A tick when it’s at nymph stage is teeny-tiny. Photograph by R. Kriatyrr Brosvik via Flickr. Your most essential line...
[ad_1] Huw Richards has vegetables in his bones. Richards grew up on an 11-acre small farm, and he became well-known in the garden world when he...
[ad_1] Chances are high that over the last two decades, you’ve been influenced at least once by Deborah Needleman, even if you’ve never heard of her....