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"A beetle of some sort," said my husband, casually waving his hand to the side of the trail as he...
As a companion to two articles on the genus Grevillea, by Jo O'Connell and Paul Bonine, which were featured in...
In addition to present-day sea stacks where native plants predominate, there are sea stacks of sixty thousand years ago that...
Several years ago, we had the immense pleasure of spending a day with Louisa Jones in the south of France,...
As a companion to Matt Ritter's article about Japanese blueberry tree (Elaeocarpus decipiens, syn. E. sylvestris), which was featured in...
Having fallen in love with the diverse flora of Chile, it continues to surprise me—and others in the horticultural world—that...
Grevilleas have long been popular in coastal regions of Northern and Central California, due in great measure to the efforts...
The New American Landscape offers the nuanced perspectives of thirteen sustainable landscape experts on a range of topics that include...
Myths abound in the world of horticulture. Some are based in fact, but have become exaggerated over the years; others...