Building a gardening business came naturally to Jason Hall. But automated payment and accounting technology are helping him reach the next level.

A guide to the skills, education, and work behind the places that shape daily life—and the people who design them.

“A compact tape measure is ideal for field visits to well-designed sites, such as Little Island in New York City. It’s extremely handy for measuring construction details like the thickness of a ...

The “Little Project” at the Minnesota home of Ping Design's founder creates experiences that exceed a small footprint.

From Big Sky to the Gulf Coast, this new wave of U.S. hotel openings pairs ambitious architecture and local storytelling with the kind of programming that makes the stay as compelling as the ...

Every year, a contest is held to judge the winning decorative wreaths and home trimmings by residents, tradesmen and professional decorators who live and work amid the city’s 18th century setting. The ...

Borne from a Victorian-era landscape movement, these sites tell the tales of the Salem witch trials, the Revolutionary War, ...

In this series on the principles of landscape design, we will be focusing on correcting common design flaws, while accounting ...

After a summer spent tending to patio plants, pulling weeds, and harvesting herbs, it’s time to shift gears: your garden needs a little prep before winter sets in. Getting your outdoor space ready now ...

Forecasted by horticultural experts at PHS, these trends reflect the ideas, practices and emerging aesthetics expected to influence gardeners across the country in the year ahead.

Clad in darkened plywood panels, the House of Four Ecologies snakes through the landscape of the fabled coastal community.

University of Delaware alumnus Mark Richardson is the vice president of collections and horticulture at the Morton Arboretum ...