Home & Garden

A pandemic-era leap led a D.C. couple to a dreamy Virginia farm

We caught up with David Shields about his new show, “The Savers of Flavor,” and the quest to unearth ingredients nearly lost to time

In the heart of the Holy City, a once-overlooked stretch now offers a tree-lined pause from downtown’s bustle

Shake off winter with lanterns, pottery, and more

For more than four decades, Vera Stewart has catered Masters events in Augusta during the big week. She shares her secrets, plus her foolproof carrot cake recipe

Sunbrella fabrics pair elevated design with performance crafted for real life

The couple return with a flourish to their roots

Tanner Mitchell aka Tanner the Planter promises you don’t have a black thumb, and he’s got a new book—and one key pointer—to prove it

Planting (and partying) with the evening in mind

The award-winning landscape designer and visual artist revels in the magic of the Lowcountry’s native flora

Ephemeral flowers teach mindful lessons to the chef-gardener

Before the stylist started sharing sage plant advice, he cultivated a homegrown passion

In the Field with Mo Brings Plenty

In a lush rhododendron forest in Highlands, a green Eden grows at Thistlewaite

In an 1830s Delaware River Valley home, the writer and her husband, musician Jon Batiste, planted bulbs and blessings for the future

On the dining table and in the yard, plenty of folks are keeping this springtime tradition alive

Welcoming spring with a double dose of natural beauty

Home saunas have never been more popular—or more chic

Vibrant spring gatherings put the South’s most special blooms in the spotlight

Let ’mater master Frank Hyman narrow the field to a delicious quartet