Home & Garden

Digging in the dirt is a Southerner’s longstanding duty

From oh-so-soft rugs to the fluffiest towels, these ideas will inspire rest and relaxation

Century-old automobiles restore the joy of youth to a Lowcountry do-it-yourselfer

Snake love, summer sippers, and staying cool.

Palm Beach goes postal with the online treasure trove at Circa Who

How the slow-blooming flower finally turned the head of Leo McGee

The author called upon friends both far and near to help design and build the house of her dreams—a place for raucous good times and soulful silence—in the Mississippi Delta

In this bizarre time, organizing can be a soul salve

An inside look at the Washington, D.C., home of the General Foods titan and socialite

Three ways to create beauty in every corner of the house

Historians on bicycles scrawl out stories in the city’s historic neighborhoods

After fighting for years to save her piece of the family farm, a writer contemplates what it means to lose your anchor in the world

Protecting a courtyard from an unsightly intruder

A master gardener’s favorite, the walking onion—zingy, hardy, and self-planting— is ripe for revival

Gogo Ferguson’s home is a wild heart—and one that showcases the wonders of its setting

The world’s only commercial ramp farmer seeks a successor

The Georgian works to perpetuate the South’s heirloom crops

This propagator of the Cherokee Purple preserves and protects the South’s favored summertime crop

This couple sprang into action constructing houses after Katrina—and haven’t stopped since

Workaday ducks fly in style with this idea from the magazine’s office