Here are my current favorite inspirational books for unique takes on the naturalistic garden style.

When it comes to designing a rain garden, selecting the right plants is essential. Here are my go-to perennials for moist-to-wet conditions.

Rather than form, it's Baptisia australis's function that has lead to it's unique name. Learn more about this true-blue native perennial.

Here's a rundown of what I've been up to in the front garden borders at Winterhill during our first summer here.

Here's an ode to our last few months at Greenleaf Garden – what we grew and how it all went!

All the different types of plants I'm starting from seed in my garden this year.

From envy-inspiring Instagram accounts to swoon-worthy pictures on Pinterest, it seems like wildflower and cottage gardens are on...

Whether you love a modern, minimalist aesthetic or a wild, naturalistic garden style, ornamental grasses are a fabulous, dynamic addition...

Greenleaf Garden is starting to take shape. We've cultivated a healthy lawn and started our raised veggie + cutting garden. The next item...

The botanical term dianthus may not be familiar to many people, but everybody knows the carnation. It's one of the oldest and most...

Bloomerang® Lilac There is a lot to love about April and May, especially if you have a garden. On the top of my list is the irresistible...

With the start of spring, as bulbs pop up and plants break their dormancy, I always feel a rush of excitement to fill in gardens with as...

Barrenwort, Fairy Wings, Bishops Hat. There are plenty of benign names for this plant, but nothing grabs your attention quite like Horny...

Longing for more color in the garden this time of year? There is still time to plant for your favorite hues. Any of these late-season...

Plant from this selection for guaranteed gorgeous fall color.

The name Achilles doesn't conjure up images of delicate wildflowers, but the Trojan hero is the namesake of this flowering perennial.

Shade might seem like a liability when you want to grow flowers, but a low-light garden can still be full of blossoms and color.

You don’t need a huge, sunny meadow to create a garden that supports pollinators.

May is primetime for planting just about anything, so we’re highlighting some of this month's most prominent bloomers throughout the country