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Located on a busy suburban street, The Ruth Bancroft Garden is an oasis. Or perhaps it’s an inverted oasis—an artfully...
This evergreen trio promises foliage, flowers, and fragrance with contrasting small leaves and miniature flowers with bold, waxy foliage in...
Top plant picks from the experts at Plant Select, a nonprofit cultivator and distributor of garden plants for the high...
Roy Lancaster’s accounting of his all-consuming passion for the natural world—80 years and counting.
A garden on the top of a windy hill in San Francisco is actually a fully functioning driveway that is...
Flowering plants in the garden can be fickle—we love them, but blooms are seasonal. But foliage, silhouettes, and texture layered...
Even the smallest plot lives much larger than its footprint. My Seattle city garden provides food, flowers, and a welcome...
Having extra produce, particularly in peak season, is nothing new to the home vegetable gardener. People have been sharing that...
The upcoming Winter 2018 issue of Pacific Horticulture explores urban gardens and green space in our cities.