Roses and grasses garden

How do you use roses in your garden? Do you have a traditional, formal rose garden bordered with low boxwood hedges? Or are they part of a mixed border where they jostle with perennials such…

While getting a few photos of the local Eucrows, I saw several lawnless front yards in the same area, all within a few hundred yards of t...

Thomas Rainer on natives or not

Roses are a well-known garden staple because they're romantic, whimsical, sweetly scented, and a classic addition to any landscape or cut-flower arrangement. Whether your garden style is cottage, eclectic, modern, or all of the above, what you plant with your roses can impact how they look in the overall landscape. Enhance your rose garden with these perennials, shrubs, and grasses that require similar light levels, soil, and other growing conditions as roses

Garden designer Tom Stuart-Smith raised his own prairie garden from seed and was delighted to find it requires a fraction of the maintenance of a conventional border

COTTAGE GARDEN STYLE CONTRASTwith ornamental grass Combining roses with delicate grasses is a great way of creating a mixed border full of texture. The fine, delicate nature of ornamental grasses contrast wonderfully against the large colourful rose blooms and their denser, bushy foliage. The overall effect is gracef

Xeriscaping idea - Olive trees, grasses, lavender, white Iceberg shrub roses, Penstemon and other perennials.

Garden Design magazine's new issue celebrates wild landscapes, never-before-seen coastal gardens, rugged terra cotta pots, and standout ferns for shade or

When Judy and Jeff Wert asked designer Lindsey Taylor to come and look at their garden in Westchester County about 50 miles north of New York City, they we