Pine garden

Specimen trees have an undeniable appeal, whether they are gnarled, showy, squat, gigantic, rare, graceful, or just plain odd. There's a time when every ga

• Pinus thunbergii, Japanese Black Pine: "The trees need not be too tall, but they should be old, splendid in form, and laden with deep...

Who says you can’t make your garden colorful and full of different plants when you have a pine tree? In this post, I’ll let you know of the plants that you can grow under a pine tree. You’ll be happy to know that some of these are flowering plants.

A large, wide-spreading evergreen shrub with very deep green needles and attractive white new growth in spring; a good character plant for larger gardens, will eventually grow quite large so leave adequate room

Suffolk garden design of beautiful naturalistic perennial planting, limestone gravel pathways and clay pavers, multi-stem birch trees, crab apple trees, wildflower meadow and minimalist front garden of calamagrostis karl forester with beech cylinders

Years ago, I was an editor at Martha Stewart Living when Todd Carr was hired as a senior garden editor. I remember asking a colleague what she knew about h

I have never toured a garden and not taken something away from it that I want to put into practice or plant in my own garden. If you ever feel like you’re in a gardening rut, it is the single most inspirational thing you can do. The garden I visited a few weeks ago was […]

If you are wondering how to beautify the area beneath pine trees, there are several excellent options. What is the best groundcover under pine trees? Before