Quick Takes With: Richard Hayden
More than three decades ago, Richard Hayden left New York City for Los Angeles, where he thrived as a landscape […]
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The Beauty of Decay: 10 Perennials to Add Structure to a Winter Garden
As gardens fade and the days darken, it’s tempting to forget about what’s going on outdoors until early spring when
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Garden Visit: Niwaki Founder Jake Hobson’s Japanese-Inspired Mini-Forest
Jake Hobson is a master pruner. He’s written two books on pruning: Niwaki: Pruning, Training, and Shaping Trees the Japanese
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Lessons Learned: The Misadventures of a Former City Slicker and Her Cut Flower Garden
Cut flower garden. This is a sub-category of garden that, if you had asked me about three years ago, I
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Before & After: A Barren Courtyard Transformed Into an ‘Intimate, Green, and Cozy’ Urban Garden
Earlier, Remodelista readers were treated to a tour of a row house in Ghent that was was formerly “charmless” and
Before & After: In Somerville, MA, Depaving (and Rewilding) a Parking Lot
The depaving movement has become something of a national sport in the Netherlands, with municipalities competing to see who can
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Cues to Care: How to Design an Ecological Garden That Still Looks Cultivated
This is part of a series with Perfect Earth Project, a nonprofit dedicated to toxic-free, ecological gardening, on how you can
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Ask the Experts: How to Landscape a Steep Slope (Without Terracing)
A steeply pitched lot can present a challenge for even the most seasoned garden designer. Many resort to terracing the
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Quick Takes With: Michael P. Gibson
Recently, we published a story on the trend toward more naturalistic-looking shrubs in garden design, but Michael P. Gibson’s Seussian
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The Wave Hill Chair: Minimalist, Timeless—and You Can Make It Yourself!
When Remodelista founder Julie Carlson attended a benefit dinner at Wave Hill, a public garden and under-the-radar treasure in the
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