Whether you live in the city or the suburbs, look to this idyllic, sustainable landscaping trend if you want to bring romance and drama to your yard. meldayus / GETTY IMAGES A perfectly manicured lawn ...

You don't need to move to the countryside to get a picture-perfect yard. YolaW/Getty Images Would you like to know how to create an English cottage garden? Imagine walking into your yard and being ...

The cottage garden as we know it today became popular in the Victorian era, when famous gardeners Gertrude Jekyll and William Robinson translated the idea of the simple cottager's garden into the ...

You don't have to be from England to have an English cottage garden, but it helps. Master gardener Pamela Hubbard grew up in England helping her mother and grandmother in their cottage garden. With a ...

Achieving the perfect cottage garden look isn’t easy but an expert gardener has shared his tips on how you can easily transform your space. Ben Hamilton Anderson is a rose expert and plant reviewer ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Ahead, how to incorporate the enchantment and beauty of these spaces into your own outdoor space with ...

The classic style of an English Cottage Garden has come alive in Marlborough with the flowering perennials blooming in front of Pam Floridia's house. "The drifts of flowers grow into each other, so it ...

Some plants just sort of arrive. Open the trunk and out they pop, innocent reminders of the last garden center on the errand tour. Despite worried looks and the eternal query ”Where are you going to ...

To those of you who gaze with envy at glossy pictures of English cottage gardens, longing to turn your front lawn into a riot of flowers but wary of their watering needs, I say, "Pine no more." By ...

The first garden I actually designed was inspired by a book: “English Cottage Gardening for American Gardeners” by Margaret Hensel. Hobbled by a leg cast for six months, I spent the winter of 1992-93 ...

Welcome to a chaotic garden with too many hot colors and no focal point. “It’s all wrong, but you don’t work against nature, you work with it,” said Ron Mussulman, whose English wife, the late Lynn ...