I nstalling a fence might seem like an easy solution for adding privacy or keeping pests out of your garden, but there are some important downsides to consider before diving in.Unlike natural ...

Garden trends are slow to change—plants take time to grow, after all—but one landscaping approach has clearly boomed in recent years: Naturalistic garden design. Inspired in part by famous ...

Living fences. In the U.S., 84% of ... Floral foraging is another naturalistic trend predicted for next year. That means going into your garden or into the wild to gather shrub and tree branches, ...

Inspired by Noel Kingsbury's "WILD: The Naturalistic Garden," here are some tips for incorporating this style.

However, Steve Aitken’s feature article, "Learn how to create a Naturalistic Garden," in the October issue of Fine Gardening magazine, gave me another solution: naturalistic gardens that mimic ...

Before Leonard J. Buck sold his 33-acre estate to Somerset County in 1976, he collaborated with well-known landscape-architect Zenon Schreiber to develop a naturalistic garden on his property.

What will our gardens look like in 2025? The thing about opinions is that everybody’s got one. The same can be said about predictions. One group with a pretty good track record is Katie Dubow' ...

Living fences. Leaves with holes. A lived-in vibe. And other likely garden trends for 2025 January 3, 2025 by Jessica Damiano, The Associated Press ...