Growing only two to six feet tall, herbaceous clematis establish a sense of harmony in a garden: combined with other plants, they form a cohesive picture that is so much more elegant, so much more creative, than the sum of the parts. They are, like most of us, fine on their own but far better in relationship.
Every bit as appealing as its title, Rain Gardens tells us what to do as we find ourselves in a built environment where much of……
When the beau monde of between-the-wars Britain required audacious herbaceous borders, they summoned not the stout, plain Gertrude Jekyll, but the amusing and aristocratic Norah……
America and her citizens have been described as bold, inventive, exploratory and independent. Such strong attitudes and personality attributes have helped place us at the……
It’s possible that everyone is born with some idea of sanctuary. My friend, the writer Maryann Macdonald, has eight siblings. As a young child, she……
This massive volume is a must-have for those serious about growing native plants (and strong enough to lift it). While the authors suggest it is……
Water will be the thread that ties together the talks and the gardens visited as part of Pacific Horticulture’s sixth edition of Gardening Under Mediterranean Skies…
Perennial Peanut The rhizomatous perennial peanut (Arachis glabrata) has been the prominent forage crop in the gulf coast area for over fifty years. Used as……
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