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Saturday night in Salt Lake City was awfully good to GardenRanter Scott Beurlein. First he collected a gold GardenComm Media Award for writing his...

I have a back-to-school post! Readers may remember my posts about the History of Landscape course I took last semester at the University of...

Facebook has its negatives, but does offer insights. Without running a formal poll complete with statistical analysis, you get a feel for the general...

I haven’t spent so much per ounce for plant material since I was a miscreant teenager decades ago. These three bags of seeds from Prairie...

My post about a recent tour of Baltimore gardens omitted one because it was SO interesting, I wanted to go back and talk to the...

Whether or not you prefer British garden writing or the Stateside variety (I just like good writing wherever it originates), you have to admit...

The flowers – annuals and perennials and a few that hadn’t yet made up their minds which way to go – were stuck in...

Got deer? Then you relate to this sad before-and-after duo. I'd planted the red Iresine 'Blazin' Rose' there before, with great results, but this...

On this side of Atlantic, we tend to avoid conservatories in August. There’s no need to seek out a conservatory to get even hotter...

“There are peaches to be eaten warm from the brick of the wall they are grown against, peas picked off the tendrily plant and...

There's only one national park dedicated to aquatic plants, and that's Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens, located surprisingly IN the District of Columbia. I was there...

Let me introduce Van Eugene Gatewood Ham, a native of Greenville, Mississippi, with a soft spot for okra. Gene Ham visits Central Kentucky every Thanksgiving...

Did you know that Washington, D.C., with 1.2 million square feet of green roofs as of 2014, won bragging rights as the greenest U.S....

A reader of Susan Harris’ recent post about the display of Synlawn synthetic grass at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. asked about...

Readers, this post is a nakedly self-serving attempt to get free garden design advice. To wit: what are good plants along high-traffic and high-visibility...