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The Demonstration Gardens at Falkirk

Falkirk is an eleven-acre estate anchored by a handsome three-story home, a blend of Queen Anne and Eastlake styles, built in 1888. A series of new ga…

The Sustaining Garden

An old African proverb, “Little by little grow the bananas,” describes the evolution of the Korpinen Erickson garden, perched in the south-facing …

Sustainable in Seattle

Good intentions don’t always add up to the most beautiful gardens, but Jennifer Carlson’s little urban farm in Seattle is as attractive as it is e…

Downsizing: It Just Suits Me

I discovered that the neighbors refer to my 350-square-foot studio as “the glass house,” most likely because the top of a twelve-foot-high window …

Fearless Color Gardens

Have you ever found yourself taking your garden too seriously, paying far too much attention to the names of the plants, looking over the same-old-place…

The Wild Garden

When I was a college freshman, a professor told me, “There is nothing new under the sun.” At nineteen, I quite resented that. Proving the…

Landscape Plants for California Gardens

A highly regarded landscape architect, professor, and author, Bob Perry’s first two books, Trees and Shrubs for Dry California Landscapes (1981) and Landscape Plants for…