[ad_1] On Hollywood Way in Burbank, just down the street from Portos, behind an inviting storefront filled with color, fragrance, and the soft hum…
[ad_1] Happy holidays! This week we’re revisiting our favorite festive stories from years past, like this one: The poinsettia revolution was a long time…
[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…
[ad_1] We’ve been following Midwesterner by birth, Californian in spirit Louesa Roebuck for more than a decade, describing her as a “fearless forager” in…
[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:…
[ad_1] Mosquito repellent plants are garden heroes: colorful flowers and herbs with natural fragrances that chase away buzzing insects even as their perfumes soothe…
[ad_1] Here’s how Ariella Chezar has been described in recent press: “a leader in the farm-to-flower movement” (in Vogue); “the godmother of seasonal floral…
[ad_1] Above: Dahlias are Mexico’s national flower so they grow exceptionally well here. Gabriela’s garden presently is 3/4 of an acre and it expands…
[ad_1] Selecting the perfect flower bouquet can be challenging for those new to the process, as each flower carries its own color, scent, and…
[ad_1] Above: A field of dahlias at organic flower farm Tiny Hearts Farm in the Hudson Valley. Photograph by Melissa Ozawa, from Ask the Experts:…
[ad_1] With the Lunar New Year coming up on February 10, we’re resurfacing this story from our archives about using Chinese lanterns in floral…
[ad_1] Occasionally something stops us in our tracks on Instagram. And so it was on an icy late November evening when we spied Anna…
[ad_1] Above: In autumn, shrubs sport all color of berries. Branches with green leaves and colorful berries make pretty garlands. In my Northern California…
[ad_1] Taking a moment amongst the flowers is something that Rebecca O’Donnell mentions often when talking about the inspiration and mood of her transportive…
