Many resort to terracing the slope to create flat ground to work within, but moving that much earth is expensive–and it ...

A change of seasons is always an imperative time for any landscape or garden. As we move from summer to fall and fall to winter, Jess Zavaglia of Zavaglia Associates shares her best tips for creating ...

Having shady spots in your yard doesn't mean you have to miss out on fall color. There are some beautiful flowers and foliage ...

The largest use of potable water in Arizona is for landscaping and as much as 70% of residential water use is outdoors, according to the Arizona Department of Water Resources. That is a point I cannot ...

Allison and Adam Messner were sure their Franz Valley house was destroyed during the early hours of the Tubbs fire as it burned a wide path of destruction from Calistoga to Santa Rosa. But their home, ...

When you decide to take a trip into Denver from Summit County, it all happens by design – you go through a specific thought process and incorporate all the things that you can possibly think of to ...

Fifth in a series republished with permission from the San Diego County Water Authority‘s website. Every individual landscape sits in one of San Diego County’s 16 watersheds. The watershed approach to ...

WEST JORDAN, Utah — Utah is facing a historic drought, resulting in restrictions and Utahns searching for ways to conserve water. More than five years ago, a team of Utah horticulturists, landscape ...

More is more in 2026, so go ahead and embrace color, texture, and vibrancy. In the past, gardeners often opted for a palette ...

IN 1962, WHEN Suki Beeh’s mother bought a mid-19th-century home on Ohayo Mountain in Woodstock, N.Y., the property was in a state of genteel dilapidation. The roof leaked, a brood of raccoons was ...