A friend sent around this marvelous video featuring time lapse photography of plants in bloom. The roses, lilacs, snapdragons, etc. look like a live action scene from Alice …

In this post, guest blogger Helen Yoest reflects on how to visualize new garden projects: A garden is a place of wishes and wants. What would a seating …

Take a look at this NASA map which was released recently to show the amount of biomass (a measure of the amount of organic carbon)—stored in trees across …

Here’s the latest post from our guest blogger, Helen Yoest. Winter was never my season. For the most part, this is due to the lack of sun the …

I’m so honored my book, Tomorrow’s Garden, was just chosen as one of the Ten Favorite Books of 2011 by Gardening Illustrated in their new issue! In such …

I love finding a new blog, especially by accident. I discovered this recent little gem with the apt name of Cabin Porn through a friend’s facebook post. As …

Here’s a new entry from our guest blogger Helen Yoest of Gardening with Confidence. Thanks Helen! Emerald green, rolling mounds, stillness enticing, and barefoot begging, mosses evoke a …

Take a look at Peckerwood, an innovative garden in Texas that we are featuring in our November issue. The name may sound a little odd to some ears—owner …

The weather this past weekend in our New York City area was near perfect. After a summer of wet rainy weather, the cool dry days of fall are very …

If you’re in the Central Texas area, I hope you’ll come see me do a slide lecture for the Garden Conservancy next Tuesday, October 11. I’ll be showing …