Welcome to The Editors’ Cut, our monthly newsletter dedicated to all things beautiful and useful for the garden, patio, porch, and terrace. Currently, we’re smitten with the dreamy, lush landscapes in…[...]
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What garden designers put in their own gardens is perhaps more revealing than what they create for their clients, who generally have extensive land, and expansive budgets. In their own…[...]
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Trees with white flowers have a way of lifting and lightening a garden’s mood—as well as soothing the mood of the gardener. In the evenings, their glimmering nocturnal presence is…[...]
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Australian Astroturf, Scleranthus biflorus Some hear the word “astroturf,” and they recoil and roll their eyes. But rest assured, this is not what you think it is. Australian astroturf is…[...]
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For more than 15 years, entomologist and professor Douglas Tallamy has been telling gardeners how they can sustain wildlife in their own backyards through his books, public speaking, and the…[...]
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Lemon balm is a prolific plant with a clean, lemony scent. It’s also incredibly beneficial for your garden ... Read More The post Herbal Guide to Lemon Balm: Grow, Harvest,…[...]
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Curious why there’s a big feature in this recent issue of New Yorker magazine about garden writer Ruth Stout? Maybe it’s because her three gardening books (“How to have a…[...]
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As a certified plant lover, I am always looking to grow more plants as quickly as I can. ... Read More The post Willow Water: DIY Rooting Hormone for Your…[...]
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In need of a pick-me-up? We’ve been counting hopeful harbingers this week, among them: exuberant flower arrangements. Eleven ways to create a romantic outdoor space. A potager-to-table restaurant in France…[...]
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British garden designer Jo Thompson swears that this year will be her last RHS Chelsea Flower Show. “I keep saying this to everybody–absolutely, this is the last one,” she laughs.…[...]
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