The Cleghorns, Gardens, and a Princess

by Caroline Warfield

Writers often wander down some winding roads; many call it “the research rabbit hole.” This past week I got lost in one when I began by asking about public gardens that may have… Continue reading →

The Long History of the Hedge Maze

by Becky Lower

If you thought the hedge maze, or the more American version, especially in the fall, the corn maze, was an English tradition, you’d be sadly mistaken. The first such maze was invented more… Continue reading →

Thomas Jefferson, Agriculturalist

by Becky Lower

I find that the limited number of our flower beds will too much restrain the variety of flowers in which we might wish to indulge, & therefore I have resumed an idea … of… Continue reading →