Gardens

How a Maryland couple brought a World War II–era garden back to life—and then some

Green-thumb your way through a slew of garden-inspired reads, from a farm-fresh cookbook to a collection of essays by beloved Southern naturalists

Finding countryside charm in Maryland

A closer look at contemporary floral design in a new book about farm-to-vase flowers

Just in time for julep season, get to know the first family of herbs

High in the mountains of Kentucky, a young garden designer adds his signature touch to a landscape decades in the making

A young garden designer adds his signature touch to a landscape decades in the making

Eudora and her mother, Chestina, designed a mystical place with camellias, flowering arbors, and peaceful “rooms”

Expert advice for sending beautiful blooms

A Dallas landscape architect reinvents his garden, marrying English traditional with Lone Star tough

Historic Charleston Foundation celebrates its 70th Annual Festival of Houses and Gardens beginning March 16. Step into three of the city’s most charming private green spaces

Bunny Williams, one of the world’s most respected interior designers, has spent her career teaching folks that style doesn’t trump comfort––and that there should always be room for the dogs

Brave the chilly temperatures and meander through some of the South’s top spots to see the “winter rose” this year

The owners of Pollen, in Atlanta, Georgia, dream up something beautiful and down-to-earth to decorate an entry

How self-taught Tennessee gardener Peter Thevenot became one of America’s preeminent experts in the art of espalier

Gardens don’t need to be gigantic to be grand.

Artful paper flowers that inspire all the joy of the real thing

A deeper look into Peter Thevenot’s artful orchard

Learning my way around a Charleston garden