courtyard
Sometimes gardening looks like painting and building
An Infrastructure Month update.
plants
She’s beautiful, assertive, even edible — what’s not to love?
books
A novel for plantspeople and nature lovers — among other things.
links
Thoughts (and links) on why and how to cultivate insect life.
The NYC apothecary shares her exuberant city garden plot.
How an overgrown lot became a picturesque and productive kitchen garden.
A short history of my 4 gardens, across 20 years and 3 climates.
When the carport is the only place to sit in the shade, you dust off your chairs and make it work!
Embarking on a years-long attempt to transform a bare rectangle of turf grass into a shady oasis.
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Gorgeous native alternatives to my favorite imported bulbs.
Goodbye asphalt, hello leaflets — things are finally in motion.
This bit of garden nostalgia is also a cautionary tale.
... and lots more insightful and inspiring links to explore.
The actual dream.
Terence Conran and Dan Pearson’s follow-up to the legendary House Book.
Creating a 4-season focal point.
Spring may be coming, but planting season is still so far away!
On ‘the Garden and Legacy of Anne Spencer,’ Harlem Renaissance poet.
aka my “forbs Top 10 list.”
... for nature-minded people.
The clouds have parted; the plan is clear. (-ish.)