Gardens

A grandmother’s gift sparks a curiosity now fed by an urban botanical wonderland in Atlanta

A conservationist family built a natural classroom to nurture native species and budding artists alike

Stop and smell the tea olives

Native plants color the canvas for a Lowcountry artist and landscape architect

My dad named the Jennybelle Juneberry—aka serviceberry—after me, and now it heralds summer for Southerners everywhere

How a veterinarian with a green thumb turned a junkyard into a palm paradise

Skip the pulling and especially the spraying, and join me in sheet mulching

Plus, the rose that smells like sweet tea

A smart bird feeder, a bounty of garden seeds, avian artwork, and more thoughtful finds to delight both birders and feathered friends

What to know to get ready, and one compelling reason not to sweep them from your yard

Pretty pollinators, predatory stink bugs, parasitic wasps—a thriving garden has it all

One by one, states are banning the beautiful but invasive tree—and for good reason

Feathered friends will sing their praises over these native blooming vines, seed-laden flowers, and berry bushes. Plus: Tips and tricks for taking a naturalist approach to gardening

Neglect them in the heat of summer, and they’ll reward you with a flavorful bounty

In her new book, foraging pro Tama Matsuoka Wong outlines a gentler approach to gardening that’s both beautiful and delicious

Style inspiration for digging in the dirt from Britain’s Monty Don

Get your hands dirty at these spring-themed workshops

Crops like Blue Ridge butternut squash support food-system resilience—and taste great too

The little Asian hobby tree has led to a big, beautiful business in Olive Branch

The design legend shares tips and stories in her beautiful new book