The front yard is a passerby or visitor’s first impression of your home and you. It is also the first thing you see when you ...

With little to no yard space, these Fairmount neighbors instead create elaborate arrangements of flowers and plants in pots, ...

LawnStarter breaks down the lawn and landscaping projects that deliver the greatest return on investment and homeowner joy.

The nonprofit group Wild Ones offers a free library of designs, with plants specific to your area — and you don’t have to be ...

Our neighbors are redoing their front yard landscaping, which includes removing a 17-year-old Mediterranean fan palm. They ...

Some local gardeners are gravitating toward native plants because they don’t consume as much water and help promote ...

Trashing the lawn' better for the environment and saves money in the long run since lawns are ecological deserts, providing ...

IN the 19th and for most of the 20th centuries, Georgetown was proudly known as "the Garden City of the West Indies."  The gardens referred to the flowering ...

In Highland Park, landscape designer Melissa Gerstle refreshed the grounds around a 100-year-old home and created a lakeside ...

Garden coach Jess Zander of You Can Do It Gardening thrusts her shovel into bushy catmint, quickly dividing the plant and pulling about half out of the ground.

Officials are drafting regulations to enforce a law that prohibits vegetation within five feet of homes in high fire risk zones that include the state’s most privileged communities.

Residents who have properties next to one of Toronto’s narrowest streets, Craven Road, say they’re disappointed to learn the ...