Inspired Gardens and Design
Explore garden design that embraces our reciprocal relationship with nature, demonstrating the beauty of resilience, biodiversity, and respect for our local ecologies and communities.
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This summer, at Stanford, visitors can see the university’s oldest and newest garden areas, as well as the exhibition, The...
A dialogue among rock, sculpture, and the craggy forms and wild demeanors of plants that thrive in a dry climate—such...
The journey began in 1978, as Brewster Rogerson drove a van full of plants from Manhattan, Kansas, to Seattle, Washington....
The Milner Gardens and Woodland is a seventy-acre garden gem in Qualicum Beach, on the eastern coast of Vancouver Island,...
When we first considered opening our garden, it was merely to share it with the neighbors and the many people...
Lotusland is a thirty-seven-acre estate garden with landscape features dating from three different eras. R Kinton Stevens developed the property...
A remarkable series of events took place last fall. The Annual General Meeting of The Mediterranean Garden Society (headquartered in...
It is a fine thing to have a new plot of ground to garden. It stirs the imagination, encourages the...
When you drive down the street, what catches your eye—a sweep of turf or a riot of colorful flowers? Front...