Making Magic at Chelsea Fringe 2013
Not many designers would consider a Victorian-era men’s toilet as a potential site for an urban fernery and garden retreat. Check out this time lapse build…
Plants: Foliage plants, grasses, and succulents
Chelsea Fringe
Each May, the Chelsea Fringe does not wait for gardeners to come to the garden, it sends the garden out through the streets of London,…
Relishing Red
Many garden designers caution against using red in the landscape. Author Daniel Mount offers his favorites.
Ocean-Friendly Gardening
Ocean Friendly Gardens serve to protect waterways as well as reduce green waste, trim expensive and unnecessary water use, and have an overall smaller…
Sensitive Plant has Good Memory
A brief report from the world of science
The Collector
What seduced you into the world of plants? A spectacular 12-inch ‘Mango Madness’ dinner plate dahlia peeking over your neighbor’s fence? Or perhaps the otherworldly…
Designing Dreams
A conversation between Editor Lorene Edwards Forkner and 
Portland designer, Darcy Daniels.
A Gardener Comes to Terms with Red
The Sufi mystic Serif Catalkaya calls red the first color, the source of all color, the spark that ignites life. It is the color of bloody birth and t…
Casa de los Arcos: An Evolution of a Garden
Los Angeles-based landscape designer Laura Morton began working on Casa de los Arcos in 2006 when owners Susan Kandel and Peter Lunenfeld hired her to…