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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The roof gardens of the Oakland Museum were planted in 1967 and 1968, and the horticultural successes and failures are...
In most gardens an especially fine tree, a striking flower border, or a well placed building stands out and pleads...
Western observers are so impressed by the beauty, exoticism, and precise maintenance of the Japanese garden that they rarely attempt...
A wildflower garden of sorts may be made with a handful of seeds tossed onto a patch of untilled soil....
Frances Trollope angered Americans in the 1830s with the critical account of her travels here, but the book is as...
Ernest and Betty Schoefer took a year looking for a garden site. It had to have plenty of water, be...
Slumbering behind unprepossessing gray walls one-half block south of downtown Malibu’s busiest intersection is a thirteen-acre oasis, the home gardens...
As the practice of landscape design evolves, our understanding of what is modern also changes. At the turn of the...
Being all too susceptible to the beauty of plants, I must, as a designer of gardens, continuously guard against my...