Garden

We are huge admirers of Alan Calpe and Christopher Crawford’s beautifully curated Gardenheir store (see our Shopper’s Diary on it here), which is why we were curious about the couple’s own garden in Windam, NY. When they bought their Upstate home in 2016, they had “no garden experience whatsoever,” admits Alan, but that didn’t deter

Tall Cineraria, Senecio stellata ‘Giovanna’s Select’ I’m not sure where I first saw this charming flower. Maybe in a fairytale picture book. That would seem right. Or maybe the flower was standing upright and proud at a notable botanical garden, poking its purple petaled face out from behind perfectly clipped boxwoods. Was it the Kew

Even though it’s officially spring, it’s too early to plant my vegetable garden, as there’s still snow on the ground. But that hasn’t stopped me from plotting and replotting it in my head. This year, I’m taking design cues from Pine House Edible Gardens. I’ve long admired the vegetable gardens they create. They’re colorfully lush,

Perhaps, like me, you were warned as a child not to eat the green “beans” of wisteria—the heavy, velvety pods that form after the twining vine has dropped its voluptuous clusters of flowers. But did the cautious adult keeping you safe let you know that the perfumed, pea-like blooms are a sweet treat, and safe

Remodelista editors celebrated the return of spring with interiors that burst with pattern, color, and light. We particularly liked the inexpensive design tricks and hacks we spied. Kantha as Headboard Artful Upholstery Patches Climbing Holds as Cabinet Handles Mismatched Plates as Art Curtains In Lieu of Cabinet Doors Plus: Little Mill Abergavenny: A Once-Upon-a-Time Holiday