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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One of the particularly satisfying things about designing gardens for other people is that, in most instances, I get to...
In the best years, Northwest gardens reach their peak in September when a patchwork of saturated red, bronze, and gold...
Like a fireworks display that releases secondary cascades of light, the soaring popÂularity of gardening during the last two decades...
The modern California garden has been described as an informal outdoor living room filled with deck chairs, tables, and swings,...
In late January and February we sail through the doldrums on the fragrance of sarcoÂcocca, chimonanthus, and hamamelis and the...
In 1965 Dr Rimo Bacigalupi described the twenty-five-year-old East Bay Regional Parks Botanic Garden in Berkeley’s Tilden Park in the...
Faced with the traffic and smog of Alexandria during the third century before Christ, the Greek poet Theocritus dreamt of...
Just sixty miles off the coast of the Sahara, Lanzarote is a dry little island, with six to eight inches...
The roof gardens of the Oakland Museum were planted in 1967 and 1968, and the horticultural successes and failures are...