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  • Wax plant poetic: Why the hoya is one part houseplant, one part hanging heirloom

  • Notes from our plant workshop at The Sill NYC

  • Make your own: Almost-invisible air plant cage

  • Great gift: A five-ingredient, aromatic, not-so-sweet Meyer limoncello recipe (*chef’s kiss*)

  • The Horticult Garden - Summer 2015

    Garden snapshot: Living table makeover, climbing philodendron and a Nymphaea ‘Midnight’ water lily debut

  • Fall flowers: Which marigold is right for you?

  • Eschscholzia californica: Is it illegal to pick California poppies?

  • Drought-tolerant carnivorous plants don’t exi— meet the dewy pine, Drosophyllum lusitanicum

  • Coleus collection: A quick colorful fix for your fall garden

  • Afternoon project: Vibe shift on the concrete block outdoor plant stands

Wake Up and Smell the Succulents: Building a Living Table for Bird Rock Coffee

Let's just say that Ryan Benoit, my partner-in-everything-actually, brings a lot to the table. Among them: plants. You might already know that he’s been designing beautiful living tables for some time now. Back in 2008 I’d proposed we create a living wall of succulents after seeing a...

19 December, 2014 / 1 Comment
Wreath photos Excerpted from The Wreath Recipe Book by Alethea Harampolis and Jill Rizzo (Artisan Books). Copyright © 2014. Photographs by Paige Green.
Swirl Tour: ‘The Wreath Recipe Book’ Shows How to Make Hort Décor for the Holidays (and Beyond!)

At some point in recent years, the wreath took a leap. It jumped from boilerplate purchase of holiday decor to an ecstatic swirl of seasonal plants. Wreaths became something to make yourself and admire year-round. Local doors have never looked so good. If you’re as excited...

12 December, 2014 / 0 Comments
Natalie Bessell - Garden Studio Tour - Featured on The Horticult
Artist in Residence: Take a Tour of Natalie Bessell’s Sky-High Garden and Studio

In terms of landscape juju, the iconic California canyon home occupies a wavelength all its own. Its mystique is tied to the idea of backyard as wildlife theater, and to the feeling you get there — a gravity-defying feeling that is, somehow, also very down-to-earth....

10 December, 2014 / 6 Comments
Gifts for Garden Lovers: Check Out Our Holiday Collection on Houzz!

Wondering what to give the plant lover in your life? Well, we have some ideas. In fact, we have an ideabook full of ideas. This season we teamed up with home design community/rabbit hole of visual delights Houzz to curate an ideabook for the holidays. Inside...

03 December, 2014 / 0 Comments
Ornamental Garden: Trimming the Tree, an Air Plant Angel and…Cue the Christmas Cactus!

Here we are again. It’s that time of year when the air is spiced, the homes (and hearts) grow warmer, and we spend countless hours stalking our friends’ Instagram photos for gift ideas. Yes, the holly-days have arrived! We spent our Thanksgiving weekend making bourbon mashed...

02 December, 2014 / 6 Comments
Q&A: Talking Beauty and Botany With Hi Wildflower Founder Tanwi Nandini Islam

Wildflowers. They're sweet alyssum, they're art, and they're also a state of mind. I didn’t fully understand the latter until I met my friend Tanwi Nandini Islam, the Brooklyn-based writer whose debut novel, Bright Lines, will be published by Penguin in August 2015. We first met...

24 November, 2014 / 0 Comments
Lan Su Chinese Garden Tour - Portland, Oregon - The Horticult
Eastern Exposure: Inside the Walled Wonderland That Is Portland’s Lan Su Chinese Garden

Modeled after the gardens of the Ming Dynasty, Portland’s Lan Su Chinese Garden is — with its smudgy florals, sharp stone edges and tastefully placed calligraphy — a bit like wandering around an illustrated scroll. The garden was our second stop during our trip to Portland,...

21 November, 2014 / 2 Comments
Tillandsia Towers: Introducing Our New Acrylic Habitat for Air Plants

For the past year, we've been keeping a big secret. It involves air plants, acrylic and Ryan Benoit Design. Believe us, it's been tough to contain the excitement! And tough not to post any photos as we were testing this prototype design. But now the moment...

19 November, 2014 / 6 Comments
Perennial Personality: Author Rochelle Greayer on ‘Cultivating Garden Style’

Ryan and I can be reclusive when we wanna be — movie nights, bay scallops to go — but I wouldn’t call us homebodies. For one thing, we spend more time in the yard than we do under our actual roof. (So what’s the word...

12 November, 2014 / 3 Comments
Wax plant poetic: Why the hoya is one part houseplant, one part hanging heirloom

Here’s the thing about our houseplants: We mostly keep them outside. We don’t have a lot of room indoors, so we’ll hang tropical plants from the north-facing eave outside our one-story home. It also helps that temperatures here don’t get that far below 50 in...

05 November, 2014 / 0 Comments
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