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I’ve now graduated to the next level of hellebore “plant lust.” I want to grow more of the selections with...
David Austin’s English Roses have been in America for more than twenty years. One of the first areas to grow...
I used to think of plants that bloomed in fall as freaks of nature and confusers of seasons. My aesthetic...
Gardens exist for many purposes ranging from practical and pleasing to bewildering, amazing, and instructive. A stroll through a fragrance...
Amongst the best evergreen groundcovers are some of the nearly 180 species of Gaultheria. Their evergreen, alternate leaves distinguish them,...
After thirty-five years of experimenting and learning, the Woodside Library Native Plant Garden stands proudly as the second oldest landscaped...
A few years ago, I started offering foods to attract a different range of birds. Birds eat many different things....
Initially, grasses seemed a natural choice for meeting the criteria I established for my new garden in Oakland. I deeply...
Fred Howard, who twice won the Gold Medal award for roses at the Bagatelle competition in Paris, France, before WW...