Garden trends are slow to change—plants take time to grow, after all—but one landscaping approach has clearly boomed in recent years: Naturalistic garden design. Inspired in part by famous Dutch ...

Whatever paradise means to you, it can't be a destination where nothing ever changes. Growth and improvement are baked into ...

Tired of long, hot Saturdays spent mowing the lawn, then weedwhacking your borders and garden beds into submission? You’re in luck. The trend toward backyards and front gardens that are less formal ...

Naturalistic gardening is a way to blend concern for ecology with a desire to plant a "pretty" garden. The current native-plant push grew out of the desire to end our trim-happy, spray-rampant, ...

In the past 20 years, I've watched organics swim into the mainstream with a strong stroke. As a garden writer and addict, I visit maybe 30 or more gardens a year. My rough estimate puts 75 percent of ...

LANDSCAPE DESIGN continues to grow less formal—more prairie than pruned, more meadow than managed. Adhering to the practice of “right plant, right place,” even to the point of choosing only native ...

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Lovejoy (Cascadia; The Garden in Bloom) differentiates the undeveloped style of natural, ecologically correct gardens (""more earnest than beautiful"") from the high art of naturalistic gardens (which ...

Five years ago, Carl Grimm and Benedicte Ricordel set out to transform a run-of-the-mill property on a busy street into a sustainable showcase for Grimm to use as a tool for the many hats he wears in ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. When Tim Pilgrim moved house almost three years ago, he transported more plants than pieces of furniture. He had hundreds of perennials, ...

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