The garden of good and evil
byGardens mirror nature’s caprice and our own. So it is no wonder that these oases of enchantment can also be places of crucible and cruelty, mystery and madness, decay and death.
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Finding permanence in the fleeting
byIn “The Rockefeller Family Gardens,” photographer Larry Lederman finds the permanent in ever-changing, intimate spaces.
Flowering Fairfield; a county guide to public gardens
byMay 12 is National Public Gardens Day. To celebrate, we set out to provide the most comprehensive list of public garden offerings around Fairfield County.
Garden delights
byOct. 20 is another Westchester County Open Day on the calendar of The Garden Conservancy in Cold Spring, when you can tour a private…
OF PETS AND POISONOUS PLANTS
bySpring has sprung, inspiring the gardener in many of us. It’s no surprise that many who love the earth also love and share their lives…
THRU THE LENS BRIGHTLY
byStacy Bass’ garden photos blossom into book Stacy Bass finds great satisfaction in capturing the essence of a garden, no matter its style. The…
SCULPTING NATURE
byNothing says “sculpting summer” – the theme of our June gardens issue – quite like the sculpture garden, which has its roots in classical…
OH NATUREL
byPlanting seeds in the garden of earthly delights Ever since Eve tempted Adam – or so he said, the wimp, blaming the wife –…
THE DIVINE PERSIAN GARDEN
byAll gardens are the same from a functional point of view. But as landscape architect Achva Benzinberg Stein observes, “They differ in detail and…