We envision a resilient world dependent on the thoughtful cultivation of plants

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…

The Pruning Book

At some point, nearly every gardener will face the necessity of pruning a treasured plant. The thought of slicing away parts of a living, growing…

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…

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