GardenistaGardening Gardening 101: CalendulaGardenista - Kier Holmes I really want to be that type of gardener who plants by scattering seeds, but I struggle with getting them to successfully germinate. Except for a …
GardenistaLandscaping 10 Things Your Landscape Architect Wishes You Knew (But Is Too Polite to Tell You)Gardenista - Barbara Peck By all accounts, landscape architects Gretchen Whittier and Kate Stickley are courteous people. They must be: after all, along with partner Vera …
GardenistaLandscaping 10 Garden Ideas to Steal from the ModernistsGardenista - Michelle Slatalla The Modernists of the past century were optimists. They believed that better gardens meant better living. They helped invent the idea of the friendly …
GardenistaGardening What to Do with the Slope in Your Garden? 6 Attractive SolutionsGardenista - Fan Winston The degree of difficulty indisputably rises when you’re gardening on a slope (pardon my word play here). There are ways, fortunately, to deal with …
GardenistaCurb Appeal Before & After: A Welcoming Walkway for a Front Garden in North Salem, NYGardenista - Michelle Slatalla When Judy and Jeff Wert asked designer Lindsey Taylor to come and look at their garden in Westchester County about 50 miles north of New York City, …
GardenistaLandscaping Salvias: Late-Season Saviors in the GardenGardenista - Christin Geall Long-blooming salvias are saviors in the autumn garden. So when Gravetye Manor’s head gardener Tom Coward met me in a pair of shorts in mid-October, …
GardenistaPlants True Colors: 9 Best Shrubs for Fall FoliageGardenista - Marie Viljoen Autumn is no time to give up, in the garden. While the long sleep of winter lurks, gardeners do not go gentle into the horticultural night. Even in …
GardenistaLandscaping What to Do in the Garden in OctoberGardenista - Kier Holmes October rolls around and pumpkin-spiced everything enters, from lattes to soups to candles. It’s also the time when visions of hunkering down, …
GardenistaCurb Appeal 11 Ways to Add Curb Appeal for Under $100Gardenista - Michelle Slatalla Too many people ignore curb appeal until it’s time to move. Then they spruce up the place for the next residents. How does this make sense? Every …
GardenistaHome Trending on Remodelista: 5 Secrets to a Pleasingly Well-Organized KitchenGardenista - Gardenista Team
GardenistaGardening Global Warming: 10 Gardening Ideas to Counter Climate ChangeGardenista - Michelle Slatalla As a gardener, you have joined the fight against global warming. Your garden is contributing oxygen to the atmosphere and providing sanctuary for …
GardenistaGardening Behind the Hedges: Catherine Horwood’s Hidden Kitchen GardenGardenista - Clare Coulson It’s impossible to refer to Catherine Horwood’s potager as a kitchen garden, tucked away as it is, at the very end of her half-acre UK garden—it is …
GardenistaFurniture Object of Desire: Bentwood Hanging Planters from UK Designer Tom RaffieldGardenista - Fan Winston A couple weeks ago, I wrote about a manor kitchen in the English countryside for Remodelista. What I loved about the space was its knack for looking …
GardenistaGardening Gardening 101: IrisGardenista - Amanda Gutterman In Greek mythology, Iris is the goddess of the rainbow. This is a fitting literary connection for the iris, a genus whose members—bearded, beardless, …
GardenistaGardening New Glamor for Old Hollywood: A Visit to Howard Hughes’ GardenGardenista - Michelle Slatalla Molten gold planters are fitting for a garden Howard Hughes once owned, don’t you think? Garden designer Kathleen Ferguson added glamor and just the …
GardenistaTrends Trending on Remodelista: The Essentials, Back-to-School EditionGardenista - Gardenista Team
GardenistaLandscaping The Art of Garden Etiquette: 10 Ways to Show Respect to NeighborsGardenista - Barbara Peck It’s always a good idea to give the gift of courtesy to your neighbors. Even if they’re not the type to fly into a yard rage, they’ll still …
GardenistaGardening Everything You Need to Know About ‘Slow Gardening’Gardenista - Kier Holmes Let’s first clear the air: Slow Gardening is not what you may think it is—lazy, almost sloth-like gardening. In fact, Slow Gardening is quite active. …
GardenistaFast Food Chrysanthemums: Rethinking a Fast-Food FlowerGardenista - Kendra Wilson Chrysanthemums are not only pronounced in a hurry (shortened to mums or chrysanths), they also are bought in a hurry—in random colors that look dyed, …
Gardenista Before & After: A 1940s-Suburban House Grows Up Gracefully in Mill Valley, CAGardenista - Michelle Slatalla In the first decade of America’s post-war boom, a million and a half new houses were built, creating vast tracts of suburbia and giving young …
GardenistaGardening Object of Desire: Architect-Designed Bronze Wind Bells from CosantiGardenista - Fan Winston I recently wrote about LA-based architect Takashi Yanai’s brilliantly compact and appealingly spartan bungalow, featured in the new book Creative …
GardenistaLandscaping Going Over to Gravel: Designer and Author Carolyn Dunster’s Lawn-Free GardenGardenista - Clare Coulson While many of us strive to perfect our lawns, for others turf can be a serious turn-off. When Carolyn Dunster, the north London-based author behind …
Gardenista Goldenrods: Fireworks in the FallGardenista - Marie Viljoen Goldenrods burst into sunny bloom as the days grow shorter, saving their fireworks for the season when asters and jewelweed grow riotously here in …
GardenistaLandscaping Hardscaping 101: Rain GardensGardenista - Kier Holmes As soon as it starts raining, I can’t help but think of all the ways I should be saving this precious resource. My son always suggests we catch the …
Gardenista 10 Garden Ideas to Steal from ScandinaviaGardenista - Michelle Slatalla In the northernmost parts of Scandinavia the growing season is 60 days long. The rest of the year is basically a prelude to or a recovery from …
Gardenista What to Do in the Garden in SeptemberGardenista - Kier Holmes When September rolls around, sadness that summer is over mixes with happiness that life can slow down just a bit—even for a month—as kids return to …
