plants
Lilies of the mountain
Stumbling across native spring ephemerals in the wild.
links
... and a matter of public health.
almanac
What a joy, after the winter that was.
courtyard
An Infrastructure Month update.
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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She’s beautiful, assertive, even edible — what’s not to love?
A novel for plantspeople and nature lovers — among other things.
Thoughts (and links) on why and how to cultivate insect life.
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.