Round the spruce top the blue was deepened, concentrated by the fixed point, the memory of that spot, as it

Creating a shrine in the home garden is a beautiful way to express your spirituality. No matter your faith, the

For those who love Asian design and spirituality, Tibetan prayer flags are a fun and affordable way to add meaning

Seeds of strange and wonderful vegetables fill the pages of the Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Catalog. How this cool grower

Great Mullein plants grow like weeds wherever conditions are right. They’re so common we overlook them as mere weeds,

Garden designers are rediscovering the incredible beauty and color of succulent plants in what has become the “jewel box gardens”.&

The first time I saw Purple Majesty millet in all its glory was at the Ball Horticutlure demonstration garden outside

Gardening in the Rockies and Great Basin states can be tough.  The high desert of the Southwest is equally

Now you don’t have to wait years to have large topiaries in your yard. Using wire forms pre-packed with

Reader question:    I’ve been told by someone who has 50 goats and rents them out that you

A few weeks ago I touted the merits of barberry cultivars in my syndicated Yardsmart column. And I got mail.

A reader writes: We had unusually cold snap in Tennessee last week. I am concerned specifically about hydrangeas and crepe

This morning I was at Clark’s garden at six thirty to work amidst the monumental cactus and succulents. 

Author Amy Stewart These ranters are no shrinking violets!  When an editor poined me to Garden Rant blog&

I knew the Zanellas had lived in America for fifty years, and yet they still refused to speak English.&

The greatest of all water lilies, a plant named for Queen Victoria was the driving force behind the construction

My Garden Photography Series will help you become a great photographer in no time at all.&

A good friend began photographing flowers.  He’s tall so naturally he sees the world from the top down.&