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Where do you start when you want to make a public garden? In 2003, a group of twenty Santa Clara...
Toward the realization of a truly interesting, fragrant garden in the American West, Philadelphus is one of the genera with...
Given the familiarity of the rockroses in the Pacific Northwest, it’s surprising how few of their cousins in the genus...
Our horticultural staff has identified fifty tough, reliable plants that have been tested in the UC Davis Arboretum, are easy...
I’ve been passionate about trees for as long as I can remember, but I admit that many trees are unsuitable...
The concept of a “garden cemetery” originated in nineteenth-century America with the era of romanticism. The first American cemetery to...
The author continues with a discussion of the tender perennial species of Impatiens that are bursting onto the garden scene....
The afternoon breeze sweeping along the San Gabriel Mountains is rustling the leaves in Jan Smithen’s extraordinary mediterranean garden. Looking...
The Huntington Botanical Gardens introduces or promotes new or little-known plants in a variety of ways, including through its plant...