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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…
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Ask the Expert: How to Invite More Good Bacteria Into Your Garden (And Your Gut) – Gardenista
[ad_1] Is your garden probiotic? In other words, is it teeming with beneficial microbes that vastly outnumber pathogens and keep you healthy? Looking at…
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Jo Thompson’s ‘The New Romantic Garden’: Design Ideas to Steal From Her New Book
[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…
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A Secret Garden in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, by Julie Farris of XS Space
[ad_1] Overhauling a townhouse backyard after a renovation is a fairly common assignment for a New York City landscape designer. For one recent project,…
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How to Lower Your Footprint When Designing an Outdoor Space
[ad_1] As more garden and landscape designers aspire to create sustainable gardens, there’s one significant but often ignored aspect of sustainability they should pay…
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Lu La Studio Turns a Parking Lot Into a Multi-functional Rewilded Garden in Somerville, MA
[ad_1] The depaving movement has become something of a national sport in the Netherlands, with municipalities competing to see who can remove the most…
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Corwin Green and Damon Arrington: An Interview With the Founders of Verrru Design
[ad_1] In this week’s installment of Quick Takes, we present a pair of Brooklyn academics with a flair for garden design, Corwin Green and…
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Brooklyn Backyard Visit: Pea Gravel Stars in the Transformation of an Urban Garden by Verru Design
[ad_1] Post-renovation, the back yard was filled with debris, including shards of concrete. “Instead of dumping the stuff, we used what was there to…
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A Secret Garden—and Glass Extension—in London’s Tufnell Park – Gardenista
[ad_1] We’ve long admired the work of New York architects Messana O’Rorke, so when we inquired about the glass-wall extension and surrounding landscaping of…
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Landscaping on a Budget: 10 Ways I Saved Money on My Garden Remodel – Gardenista
[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…
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Hardscaping 101: Ground Covers to Plant Between Pavers – Gardenista
[ad_1] Too often pathway gaps are neglected and become a home for weeds. But where some may see awkward spaces between stepping stones, I see potential. Plants…
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OUTERcle: A New Source for Outdoor Tiles, Materials, and Sculpture
[ad_1] If you’re searching for tiles for an interior design project, the hard part is choosing from the gazillion options out there. Sourcing for…
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Before & After: Converting an Unusable, Exposed London Rooftop Into a Tranquil, Private Terrace – Gardenista
[ad_1] We generally save the “before” images for the end of our articles, but in this case, it’s helpful and inspiring to see upfront…
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A Garden from Scratch: How to Create a Strong Foundation
[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…
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A Meadow Front Yard for Martin Architects by deMauro + deMauro
[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…
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Naturalistic Permeable Driveways:Tips on Creating a Beautiful Place to Park Your Car
[ad_1] What if your driveway were beautiful? If you have a typical American stretch of asphalt for a driveway, this question might come off…
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Newport Beach Backyard by Molly Wood Garden Design
[ad_1] A scroll through landscape designer Molly Wood’s portfolio reveals gorgeous, rambling properties and infinity pools with views of forever, but it was a…