Here we cover garden design, what’s being talked about in garden design, and of course, garden designers.
Some colorful homes that caught my eye. Clockwise from upper left: Oakland, CA; Long Island, NY; Austin, TX; and two in Takoma Park, MD. After all these years [...]
We ran out of names, so: The New Garden: Blue arrow points to the spot. This was an empty space for a very long time, though I did [...]
Winter is decidedly joyful this year. After 12 ½ years battling deer in my garden, and watching hundreds of dreams literally nipped in the bud, we finally installed a deer [...]
Occasionally I'm asked how I got to be good with plants. There are threes parts to the answer: firstly I started my career in nurseries where the plant range was [...]
I know this is a bit foreign for gardeners in America, who don't have a habit of relentlessly opening their gardens (though some of you definitely visit them). But I [...]
If you have a biggish garden it becomes necessary to name bits of it. It means you can discuss those bits when you’re not in them, and in an ideal [...]
We just needed a way to get up to the Magnolia Walk. And I had read how important it is to be generous with the width of your paths [...]
The far south west of the UK is regarded as one of the very best areas to make a garden. Blessed with the Gulf Stream just to the west and [...]
and yes, it came with a disaster or two. The yew hedges grew and the issue arose - what would we fill the spaces that they gave us with? [...]
Roses - yes, we've got roses! The photos are not very rosey, but this is August. The anemones are the star right now. So we do have roses, [...]
We were wild when everyone else was tame. Here is The Wild Garden with a clunky arrow showing you where you’d find it. Sometimes the idea of clearing ground [...]
My good news is that Veddw Garden is one of 100 gardens in the new RHS (Royal Horticultural Society) book: RHS Gardens of Great Britain and Ireland: Your Guide to [...]
