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[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] Flipping through The Food Forward Garden, the first thing you notice isn’t the fruits and vegetables—and that’s intentional. Landscape designer Christian Douglas has been creating...
[ad_1] As a practicing architect, a professor of architecture, and the author of ten design books, Pierluigi Serraino knows modern architecture intimately. But for his latest,...
[ad_1] “Chrysanthemums are long overdue for a revival,” says garden writer Naomi Slade, the author of the new book Chrysanthemums: Beautiful Varieties for Home and Garden,...
[ad_1] What happens when you assemble and photograph found bits of nature every single day for 12 years and counting? Mary Jo Hoffman calls her art—as...
[ad_1] Has there ever been a less rock ‘n’ roll category of plant than shrubs, subshrubs, and bushes? A new book, Shrouded in Light: Naturalistic Planting...
[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] In the introduction to her epic new book, Visionary; Gardens and Landscapes for our Future, photographer Clare Takacs admits that in 2021 she set out...
[ad_1] When my friend and colleague Margot Guralnick and I set out to write The Low-Impact Home, we had many discussions with Remodelista founder Julie Carlson...
[ad_1] Rewilding doesn’t mean doing nothing. According to Wong, rewilding your land means rethinking how we garden and seeing ourselves as stewards of the land. Instead...
[ad_1] We are longtime admirers of English writer, cook, and gardener Sarah Raven, so we were super-excited to learn that her newest book, A Year Full...
[ad_1] While we were working on our book Remodelista in Maine with the photojournalist Greta Rybus, Greta let us in on a project she was working...
[ad_1] Garden designer Leslie Bennett’s new book Garden Wonderland (out April 2, 2024) is full of delicious surprises. For one, it’s so much more than a...
[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,” says Polly....
[ad_1] Whenever I visit a used bookshop, I march straight to the garden section. Once there, I’ll scan the shelves for slender paperback spines about nine...
[ad_1] In northern Europe there are varying ideas of what a summer house might be: a place by the water in Scandinavia, a dwelling among vegetables...
[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 estate or...
[ad_1] It is not often that one can say with confidence that a coffee table book is “long awaited,” but nothing that landscape designer and writer...