Language of landscape

“The language of landscape is our native language. Landscape was the original dwelling; humans evolved among plants and animals, under the sky, upon the earth, near water. Everyone carries that legacy in body and mind.”’
 — Anne Whiston Spirn

Interviews with animals (that love plants)

Pro-plant person Sarah Owens on getting rosey, but staying…

The silent heroes of garden design

What WW2, Margaret Thatcher, and the US prairie all have to do with garden style.

The grass is greener

Growing up I wanted that front lawn with the grass and its crispy green finish, not the yard that we had littered with…

Plant talk: Carex buchananii

The Celeb Interview

Ever forget that fish aquariums are a furniture option? Every time I see one (twice a year at my dentist appt) it’s like, oh yeah! That’s a thing you can put next to your couch? #design

A New Publication for Nature-Nerds

Welcome to Biophilia. Welcome to Feeling all the Plant Feels. We’re launching in late Autumn and it feels so good.

Leafing

The story of NYC Parks Department’s unlikely new partnership

Christmas plants

What do a fern, a cactus, a euphorbia, and Ivanka Trump have in common? (not much)

Celebrate your mourning:

34th Annual Wreath Interpretations at the Central Park Arsenal

Mixtape: brown is a color

A selection of tunes for letting the garden stay up past its bedtime