Horticulture’s January/February 2012 issue, which focuses on public gardens and all they have to offer, includes a feature on 10 gardens that have opened to the public in the past 10 years. The Garden Conservancy helped many of those gardens …
Gardens/Gardeners
WTC Garden Legacy

I love visiting Battery Park City in New York in any season. Here’s a sampling of the gardens you will see if you walk through this extraordinary 36-acre open space district.
Travel and Design – Wegerzyn Gardens
Here it is, our first Travel & Design posting. The title of this new feature sums up what we want to share with you quite nicely. All gardens have something to share, something to teach us. From estate gardens rooted …
Wegerzyn Gardens, A Photo Tour
Wegerzyn Gardens is a great garden trekking destination. After spending the better part of the day exploring the gardens, dodging a thunderstorm and simply enjoying the beauty of the flowers, I had far more photos to share than would fit …
Wayne Winterrowd
Early last week we received the sad news that Wayne Winterrowd had passed away. He was 68. Wayne shared his deep knowledge and true love of gardening with Horticulture’s readers for more than 20 years, most recently in his column “North Hill Notes.”
More Funds for School Gardens
The USDA recently announced a new program that will develop and run community gardens at impoverished schools. Students will have the opportunity to learn about agriculture and nutrition in the gardens. Read more about the People’s Garden School Pilot Program.
The Scoop: Guerrilla Gardening in Brooklyn
Kimberly Sevilla, Owner of Rose Red & Lavender in Brooklyn, NY, has decided to try her hand at guerrilla gardening, which is the practice of gardening on land owned (and usually neglected) by another person or entity. Rose Red & …
The Scoop
Gardening news, notes and trivia for this week.
The Scoop
Gardening news, notes and trivia for this week.
The Scoop
Gardening news, notes and trivia for this week.
The Scoop
Gardening news, notes and trivia for this week.