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Interactive displays, creative garden features, and years of transformation made Lila's landscape a highlight of her community's “Where Every Garden Tells a Story” tour
Expert Picks: Try These Native Shrub Alternatives to Common Landscape Plants Looking to incorporate more native plants into your landscape? Our regional expert shares four versatil...
I've been out to visit a few HPSO member Open Gardens this summer and this garden, De Tuin Bij Montmore, was one of my first stops. To be honest the description of the garden wasn'...
A tropical-looking perennial has multiplied into an impressive late-summer display in Lila’s Zone 8b garden
The Portland Japanese Garden gives the city's nickname "a run for the money," according to the Times.
A longtime gardener starts fresh in a new climate, adding roses, daylilies, containers, shrubs, and welcoming pathways to a once-open property
A second look at Lila’s Mill Creek garden following its recent community garden tour
I made a quick trip up to Tacoma, WA, towards the end of June, the purpose was a Hardy Fern Foundation tour on Vashon Island, a chance to finally see the Riehl Stumpery (tree ferns...
If you're still on Facebook you probably see plenty of "suggested for you" posts, usually things you couldn't care less about. Recently I was shown a post from something like "Port...
Low-growing plants soften a narrow side yard while leaving room for family mementos, colorful foliage, and a few playful garden accents
A once empty yard has become a tropical paradise full of foliage and color
It had been a few years since I'd attended the Oregon Association of Nurseries Farwest Tradeshow—three years to be exact—I was there in 2023, somehow I thought it had been long...
Nancy’s 0.11-acre garden changes dramatically as the season progresses, with a naturalistic planting designed to keep pollinators coming
From small and compact sedums to breathtaking feathered heucheras, this year's AmericanHort’s Cultivate Expo was filled with captivating plants
A 35-year backyard garden in Atlanta shows how shade, structure, and personal details can shape a space over time
Whit and Mary Carhart’s Garden was another garden we toured during the recent Hardy Fern Foundation event on Vashon (and Maury) Island in Puget Sound, WA. This was the second time...
Dense borders, repeated color, and layered plantings bring Kathleen’s backyard to its summer peak
The Riehl Stumpery, on Vashon Island, Washington, is someplace I have long wanted to visit. I finally got the chance to see it in person on June 22, part of a Hardy Fern Foundation...
At 175 acres, Norfolk Botanical Garden is a verdant refuge amid the bustle of Hampton Roads and a must-see for every plant lover
This is the third year I've made the trip to Dancing Oaks Nursery in late June. I'd love to visit more often, but since they're an hour and a half away that just doesn't happen. Ne...
Jilleen Shahidi’s garden produced a bumper crop this year, but she doesn’t have a single tomato or zucchini to show for it.
Great Garden Haul is made possible by the Friends of Fanny Wilkinson Society. Send your hauls to princeofpetworth@gmail.com and be sure to mention what neighborhood you are in and...
This was one of our early stops on the first morning of the Buffalo Fling, and what a great garden it was! That's Comptonia peregrina, I believe.The garden's description from our F...
Tour Bonnie's Georgia garden, where years of thoughtful planting create beautiful surprises throughout the seasons
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