Home & Garden

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

You’ll want to get in line for this East Fork cup

Thanks to Thomas Jefferson’s keen nose, fragrant blooms endure for today’s green thumbs

Containers of herbs and veggies, inspired by one of England’s most famous gardens, yield abundant flavor

From shells to feathers and birds’ nests to butterflies, make a statement with natural wonders

An expert’s beautiful new book celebrates flowers of all kinds, but right now, it’s daffodil time

Take inspiration from the homes of the colonial South by using this inventive painting technique

Combining baking dish and holder, these vessels give your favorite recipes a stylish spot on the table

A guide to mail-order sources for beautiful house plants

On Avery Island in Louisiana, curious camellia hunters unravel generations of botanical mysteries

The Holy City’s historic properties continue to impress, but many are also making strides at telling a fuller story

The ancient art form experiences a renaissance, with Southerners leading the way