Here are five of the best trees for rooftop gardens in NYC that I frequently turn to with my landscape designs.

Here are 6 non-evergreen plants I love using to add extra oomph and winter interest to your garden.

Here are my easy tips for caring for your Norfolk pine tree year round.

Drying hydrangea stems is very simple and a great way to enjoy your beautiful flowers long after the growing season has ended.

Learn about pine tree seasonal needle drop and how to tell the difference between this natural process or signs of a larger issue.

The best trees, shrubs and grasses for adding privacy to a space or screening unsightly elements.

Witch hazel: The name alone evokes everything from a spooky, magical potion to your facial astringent. But what about this tree?

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

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...

These cools, autumn days are actually the ideal time to plant most woody trees and shrubs. Here's what I'll be planting this year.

One of the most common and popular trees in the northern hemisphere, the maple is famous for many things — spectacular fall color, the...

While autumn and spring color is reason enough to adore this tree, generations past appreciated it for a more macabre reason...

Plant from this selection for guaranteed gorgeous fall color.

Ever wonder what makes the green leaves of summer turn yellow, orange, and red in the fall?

Regardless of the size of your outdoor space, here’s a rundown of ways you can increase the number of feathered friends who come by to visit

Whether you are in the city or the suburbs, creating privacy for an outdoor space is one of the most common design questions we face.

Eager for another flush of rose blossoms? Follow along with Kat as she walks you through how to deadhead your roses.

While it might feel counterintuitive, yearly pruning is key to promoting stronger growth and more prolific flowering in your lilacs.

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.