Before and After: From Yard to Garden, London Edition – Gardenista
[ad_1] Susanna Grant is a garden designer and co-director of Care, Not Capital, with the irrepressible John Little (we wrote about him here). With…
[ad_1] Susanna Grant is a garden designer and co-director of Care, Not Capital, with the irrepressible John Little (we wrote about him here). With…
[ad_1] When Sarah Pajwani and her family moved into their house near Maidenhead (an hour from London) in 2011, it was surrounded by an…
[ad_1] Moving perennials or shrubs once they’re in situ can be daunting for a novice gardener. But when you are starting a garden or…
[ad_1] All week, we’re revisiting the most popular stories of 2025, including this one from March. Anyone who knows British garden designer Jo Thompson’s…
[ad_1] Jake Hobson is a master pruner. He’s written two books on pruning: Niwaki: Pruning, Training, and Shaping Trees the Japanese Way and The…
[ad_1] Let us count the many reasons we love Butter Wakefield, the Maryland-born, London-based garden designer who has won numerous prestigious awards for her…
[ad_1] All week, we’re republishing some of our favorite Garden Visits that have a personal connection to our writers. No public gardens here, no…
[ad_1] “It is lucky perhaps that Bloomsbury has a pleasant reverberating sound, suggesting old-fashioned gardens and out-of-the-way walks and squares; otherwise how could one…
[ad_1] A career in art direction is a useful grounding for anybody wishing to go into garden design. Sheila Jack’s career shift was not…
[ad_1] It is the straight species, though, that hold the most promise. “In my opinion, species tulips are the future, and an exciting one,”…
[ad_1] In the first column of my series on creating a garden from scratch, I posed some starting points to think about before you…
[ad_1] The phrase “English garden” may conjure a particular image in your mind: perhaps the neatly clipped hedges and expansive lawns of a country…