Ask the Experts: Where Do the Pros Go to Source Native Plants?
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This is part of a series with Perfect Earth Project, a nonprofit dedicated to toxic-free, nature-based gardening, on how you can be more sustainable in your landscapes at home.   Ever since I spotted the heart-shaped leaves of a violet in my backyard as a child, I’ve been smitten with native plants. Decades later the excitement ..read more
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Gardener’s Dozen: Jinny Blom’s Outdoor (And Indoor) Paint Collection
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“White is not a good color in a garden,” says internationally-renowned landscape gardener Jinny Blom, whose paint range launches today. Over the last decade or so she has worked on developing colors that “read as white” when seen in a landscape—as well as better choices for railings than the usual black, and an accent red ..read more
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Spring on a Plate: Tulip Petals for an Exquisitely Pretty Snack
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One of the best things about being an adult: You’re allowed to play with your food. In spring, that means introducing edible ornamentation like tulip petals to everyday eats, transforming them from ordinarily good to effervescently appealing. Celebrate what you have. Celebrate flowers. Celebrate the privilege of a meal, and of feeding yourself, or friends ..read more
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Quick Takes With: Alan Calpe and Christopher Crawford
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We didn’t know we needed quietly stylish workwear and Italian garden clogs in our lives until Alan Calpe and Christopher Crawford’s Gardenheir came along. Now, like many others who’ve discovered their website or wandered into their chic shop in Windham, NY, we’re obsessed. The pair founded the business “after becoming more and more consumed as ..read more
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Trending on Remodelista: Unexpected Red Theory
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5d ago
Remodelista weighed in on the Unexpected Red Theory last month, and now that we know it, we keep seeing the theory put into practice everywhere. Some red highlights from this week’s offerings on our sister site… Plus: Merrydown: A Debut Project by Simmons Esteves Studio in Maine Remodelista Reconnaissance: The Nautical Brass Ceiling Light Kitchen ..read more
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Object of Desire: Emma Kohlmann’s Nature-Inspired Lamp Collection from Slow Roads
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I’ve known artist Emma Kohlmann since she was a kid and am a huge fan. I’m not the only one. Her beguiling, dreamlike paintings were discovered on Instagram 10 years ago when she was in her mid-twenties and she now has an impressive CV of shows near and far (she’s represented in NYC by Silke ..read more
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How to Grow Tulips That Come Back Year After Year, With Polly Nicholson
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1w ago
In Polly Nicholson’s new book, The Tulip Garden, out today in the UK (and on April 10 in the US), the expert grower shares her secrets on raising the most rarefied tulips—from historic Tulipa (known as English Florist) to Dutch Breeder and Broken (with feather-like flames). It’s as sumptuous a volume as the subject requires ..read more
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Before & After: Converting an Unusable, Exposed London Rooftop Into a Tranquil, Private Terrace
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We generally save the “before” images for the end of our articles, but in this case, it’s helpful and inspiring to see upfront the space pre-remodel. Take a look at this entirely drabby and exposed rooftop. If a tiny, depressing roof can be transformed into a private urban oasis, one that invites lingering and relaxation ..read more
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Leave the Leaves…Again: 7 Reasons to Keep Fallen Leaves in the Spring, Too
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Spring is in the air, and for many gardeners, that means it’s time to start cleaning up the yard. But what if I told you that your garden beds will be better off with a little mess? Leaving the leaves is not just for fall. Here are seven critical reasons to keep them on your ..read more
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Spring Mugwort: Loathe the Weed, Love the Delicacy
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Spring is sprung, the mugwort is riz (at least in Brooklyn, New York). I wonder where the mower is? The first, silvery tufts of spring mugwort have emerged after winter in a flocked carpet that is visible from a distance. Their arrival, while nights still hold a hard chill, is met with joy, indifference, or ..read more
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