Quick Takes With: Susanna Grant – Gardenista
[ad_1] “I am a gardener, garden designer, and writer. My consultancy, LINDA, designs and plants biodiverse urban gardens that are plant-focused with an emphasis…
[ad_1] “I am a gardener, garden designer, and writer. My consultancy, LINDA, designs and plants biodiverse urban gardens that are plant-focused with an emphasis…
[ad_1] Favorite hardscaping material: Natural local materials like nearby rocks, stone, gravel. Less carbon footprint transporting materials that are likely nearby. I love different…
[ad_1] Happy new year! Ahead, 12 things spotted—and bookmarked—lately: File under: biophilic dream house. Post-holidays mood. This sauna and outdoor bath situation makes us swoon. Got…
[ad_1] Piet Oudolf designed a set of long-handled hand tools, a spade and a fork. They’re perfect for when you’re working on your knees,…
[ad_1] What’s in a name? In the case of landscape design firm Hortulus Animae, it’s the key to what motivates its founder Jean-Marc Flack.…
[ad_1] It was a big week here at Remodelista and Gardenista: Our latest (sixth!) book is out in the world! Read more about it…
[ad_1] Recently, we published a story on the trend toward more naturalistic-looking shrubs in garden design, but Michael P. Gibson’s Seussian topiary art may…
[ad_1] Seasonal bouquets from the garden—sometimes foliage, sometimes flowers, often with seedheads left on. I also love framing views so that the landscape itself…
[ad_1] Unpopular gardening opinion: You don’t need a huge yard, a greenhouse, or a picture-perfect setup to start growing food—and you certainly don’t need…
[ad_1] Today, we’re thrilled to open up this column to all R/G readers, not just subscribers, to share the Quick Takes answers from our…
[ad_1] When I first read through Marjory Sweet’s book, [ ] is a breakfast food (over breakfast), reader, I actually teared up. As much…
[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…
[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] 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 writing about Tama Matsuoka Wong for more than a decade—first in 2013 when we joined her for a foraging (and eating)…
[ad_1] Beth Chatto’s “right plant, right place” motto? Turns out it can be applied to home design, too. Los Angeles architect Patrick Bernatz Ward…
[ad_1] Sandeep Salter was one of the many New Yorkers who escaped crowded city life during the COVID pandemic and decamped to the country.…
[ad_1] Ngọc Minh Ngo ís to plant photography what Annie Leibowitz is to celebrity portraits or Ansel Adams is to American landscapes. This is…
[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…
[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…