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It's not the plants, it's the design.
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It's not the plants, it's the design.

I’m devastated by the results of this week’s U.S.

If I've learned anything from the landscape professionals and experienced amateurs around me, it's that gardens are always works in progress.

Fall is a perfect time for planting.

The English are world-class gardeners.
Rebecca McMackin of Brooklyn Bridge Park

It's spring!

Elizabeth Doyle of Yankee Clippers

Bird Songs in Art and Nature

Zack Kline of A.I.R.

Who Belongs to Whom

What if you had to choose between a) a yard that’s “manicured” and “tidy” and b) one that’s “overgrown,” “messy” and “unruly”?

Trigger warning: if you have a entomophobia (fear of insects), this post is not for you.

Just as we humans switch from salads and frozen treats in summer to roasts and steaming beverages as days shorten and temperatures drop, birds change up their diets with the seasons, too.

Throughout the year, I have no shortage of ideas on gifts for my loved ones.

When we imagine gardens, our minds tend to go straight to the plants: those blossoms, colors, and leaves.

With fall in full swing, I invite you to contemplate grasses.

Hello, Friends!

Highlights from a visit to Hillwood Gardens

What's the difference?