I know the adage goes that April showers bring May flowers, but based on images from across the Northern Hemisphere – from snow drops in...

As we look out over a new garden year, this weekbidding farewell to 2022 - a conversation to help us meet our garden learning goals for...

This week – we visit and learn from gardeners-past as we look to the future in conversation with Judith Tankard, a landscape historian,...

Kier Holmes is a garden designer and writer regularly contributing to the likes of Martha Stewart, Better Homes & Gardens, Gardenista,...

In one of our more flamboyant arboreal seasons of the year—when our charismatic woody megaflora of the Northern Hemisphere—the trees—are...

Settling into November now, this week on Cultivating Place we’re conversation with three members of the horticultural team at Filoli, a...

This week on Cultivating Place, we continue with a fall/winter planning and planting this time with a focus on design, in conversation...

Photos courtesy of Barton Springs Nursery, all rights reserved - see full gallery at bottom of post. If you ask me, the independent...

All photos courtesy of Pam Penick, all rights reserved - see full gallery at bottom of post. Pam Penick is the gardener/writer behind the...

The Dog Days of Summer call for a reprisal - please enjoy this week's revisit of our conversation with David Godshall! David Godshall is...

This week, CP has a double-header of sorts (being baseball season you know), with some of our on-air stations in pledge drive. For these,...

Andrew Montgomery is a British-based garden photographer. His new book, Winter Gardens, celebrates the very specific beauty of the winter...

Judith Larner Lowry is the plantswoman behind Larner Seeds – Seeds for the California Landscape – Restoring California One Garden At A...

Fall and early winter are the perfect time in much of the Northern Hemisphere to plant bulbs, woody shrubs and trees, herbaceous...

As we near the close of a dry, dry season in the generally dry climates of much of the US West, this week Cultivating Place has the first...

At a time when our gardens large or small often feel more important than ever, I think our focus on exactly what our gardens contain and...

Many gardeners will remember with delight reading Gaia’s Garden by author and activist Toby Hemenway, originally published in 2001. Toby...

Just outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania a team of plant folks known as Refugia is growing connection among places and people from...

Loree Bohl is the Portland Oregon-based founder and visionary gardener behind the well-known and well-loved Danger Garden Blog. In true...

CAITLIN ATKINSON is a photographer of places, spaces, and all things botanical. A child-hood spent in the Sierra Nevada foothills among...