While many hairstylists transition to virtual tutorials and styling sessions to help legions of women worldwide deal with the aesthetic realities of self-isolation, Sam McKnight has some poignant ...
Mark Laird’s A Natural History of Gardening(Yale University Press, $75) is one of those books that would look swell on a cocktail table: impressively hefty, eye-catchingly colorful. Its cover is a ...
Sometimes a garden lives as much in the mind as it does in the soil. The idea of a garden, vivid as a painting, can move a novice to attempt great things. Such an idea came midlife to Wilmette ...
Penelope Hobhouse, the grande dame of English gardening, recently came to Dallas to address the American Association of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta. While she was here, we talked about the pros and ...
Meadows. Soil composition. Propagation. Staking and composting. Attending the weeklong horticulture class at Great Dixter is like getting a Ph.D. in gardening. The Barn Garden at Great Dixter House & ...
William Robinson rose from relatively humble beginnings in Ireland to the top of his profession You might not have heard of William Robinson but the chances are he's had an impact on how you view the ...
Born and raised in Italy, Luciano Giubbilei, 45, moved from Siena to London in the 1990s and quickly made a name for himself as a garden designer with a relatively small townhouse project. Rejecting ...
Horticulturist Annabel Renwick admits that it is odd, having been raised and educated in England, to find herself in charge of the Blomquist Garden of Native Plants in Durham, N.C. She is an ...
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12 Fall Gardening Trends You're Likely To See More Of In 2026
Our master gardener reveals the gardening trends gaining popularity in 2026. Hint: The focus is on wildlife, conservation, whimsy, and vibrant color.
There are so many great nuggets in this story about , to which he responded, "I'm not Martha Stewart or Better Homes and Gardens -- and I'm the first to admit my yard can sometimes look busy, but it ...
Let's pretend we're completely unfamiliar with gardening jargon. Imagine how odd it sounds when someone says they tied up their cauliflower. If the neighbor dusted their cabbage, did they give it a ...
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