The depaving movement has become something of a national sport in the Netherlands, with municipalities competing to see who can […]
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For those familiar with Los Angeles, the words “Santa Monica” will likely conjure up a very Californian version of the
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Last month, the Garden Museum Literary Festival (a traveling event that visits a different historic garden each year in the
Garden Visit: Iford Manor in Somerset, England Read More »
Strike one: a house in need of a major renovation. Strike two: a garden in need of love. Strike three:
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At first glance, the Victorian terrace in Herne Hill looks like so many others on its South London street: stock
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“I don’t do frilly,” say Diane Schaub, director of gardens at Central Park Conservancy. We are standing under the shade
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In just two weeks, Gardenista: The Low-Impact Garden lands in bookstores! We are so appreciative of all the interest the
The Low-Impact Garden: In Coastal Australia, a Gravel Garden Inspired by the Wild Read More »
When Donald and Charlotte Molesworth first arrived at their small Kent cottage more than three decades ago, there was a
Garden Visit: Charlotte Molesworth’s Topiary Garden at Balmoral Cottage Read More »
For years I have wondered why Europeans find American prairie planting so aspirational, while Americans will go to great lengths
The Garden as a Restored Prairie: A Sneak Peek from Our New Book ‘The Low-Impact Garden’ Read More »
When a family came to Dirt Queen NYC seeking a backyard makeover, they really just wanted one thing: to be
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