Hello, Dahlias!
Though not New Hampshire natives, these regal flowers can become the queen of our fall gardens.
Author: Robin Sweetser
Nurturing a historic seacoast family garden
Cynthia Hosmer is the inspired and dedicated steward of the fabulous Seacoast garden cultivated by her mother-in-law, Marion Hosmer.
Cultivating a love of lilacs
Meet some Granite Staters who are wild about lilacs, New Hampshire’s state flower.
Living the good life in Hancock
A remarkable lifestyle and extraordinary gardens are the fruits of the Elliotts’ simple existence.
Plots for collaboration
Public gardens are the beautiful result from the dedication and efforts of many.
Creating a memorial garden
A homeowner adds her special touches to the landscape she and her late husband cultivated together.
Tea and tranquility at Tarbin Gardens
Tarbin Gardens offers a unique array of plantings, displayed with British touches.
Prescott Park's rich gardens and history
Thanks to two generous sisters with foresight and means, Prescott Park has become one of the linchpins of Portsmouth.
Creating a plant-lover’s paradise
after Falling in love with a Francestown property, a couple restore the eighteenth-century house there and transform two of the acres into extraordinary gardens.
Return of the native plants and flowers
Wildflowers were the natural choice when the Hewitts restored the woodlands surrounding their home.
Try these fragrant flowers for your (indoor) winter garden
Enjoy the beauty—and sweet smells—of these houseplants that blossom during our coldest months.
Festive floral arrangements and ideas for the holidays
Make your holiday décor even lovelier with one-of-a-kind arrangements of fresh flowers.
Falling for The Fells in Newbury
Feast your eyes in late September at this renowned estate, where the outstanding gardens are a project of The Garden Conservancy.
