Rhubarb is a hugely versatile ingredient but we don't use it much in our drinks. Let's change that with this delicious Rhabarberschorle recipe
We've put together a list of thirteen creative and unique garden-inspired gifts for the gardenistas in your life.
Rhubarb is a hugely versatile ingredient but we don't use it much in our drinks. Let's change that with this delicious Rhabarberschorle recipe
On the banks of the Martha Brae River in Jamaica, artist Shyama Golden noticed greenery that appeared like lovers embracing. She “started to see these anthropomorphic vine-covered trees everywhere, taking on the forms of various archetypes.” The scenes inspired a series of paintings titled With or Without Us that merges facets of landscape and portrait painting into verdant works expressing nature as a social entity. The Los Angeles-based artist’s practice is influenced by myriad sources, especially literature and everyday experiences. More
Lucy Boyd, head gardener at Petersham Nurseries near Richmond (just outside London), has written a cookbook. Kitchen Memories ($20.61 from Amazon) com
We've put together a list of thirteen creative and unique garden-inspired gifts for the gardenistas in your life.
Aiamaja Concept. Seinamõõdud: 297/237 cm.Aknaklaas: karastatud pakett.Põrandapindala: 7 m2.Katuseharja kõrgus: 233 cm.Seina paksus: 19mm.Kaal: 435 kg.
The basis of life for many species, seeds hold immense power for reproduction and population. Whether a descendent of the first specimens that appeared approximately 400 million years ago or a modern hybrid cultivated to increase food production, the generative forms are often visually striking in their own right with otherworldly colors, textures, and shapes. Photographer Thierry Ardouin showcases these marvelous, strange qualities through hundreds of striking macro shots now compiled in a forthcoming book and exhibition. More
The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world
Have you ever wondered how to fertilize your ferns?Do you wonder why your ferns look so sad halfway through summer?I am going to show you the easiest way to get…
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The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
Artist Kazuhito Takadoi uses natural materials combined with traditional Japanese art supplies like sumi ink and washi paper to make delicate sculptural works that tread between two and three dimensions. Takadoi cultivates and then gathers grass, leaves, and twigs from his garden to form the meticulous structures that comprise his dimensional drawings. Though these organic findings are secured in place through weaving and stitching, they continue to evolve as they dry and mature, changing in flexibility and color. More
This just in: The average Brooklyn apartment sells for $739K. Have you seen the average Brooklyn apartment? No wonder we're obsessed: The least affo
Rotterdam-based photographer Robert Peek creates ghostly photographic stills of botanical forms that wouldn’t look out of place on Miss Havisham’s festering dining room table. On first inspection, Peek’s work resembles paintings with smoke dripping from the flowers’ petals and leaves. Colors are drawn out and enhanced, while other hues are shrouded in the white veil. With his perception-bending methodology, close-ups of lavender and thistle heads are transformed into mythical creations that peek out from the hazy background. More
Max Mudie's foraging expeditions reveal the otherworldly elegance, diversity, and minutiae of the myriad denizens of the "wood wide web."
An exhausted boxer recovers from physical exertion in Hans Op de Beeck's newest life-size sculpture, "Hélène."
Tina and Brian of (multee)project celebrated their 10-year wedding anniversary at a cute new greenhouse venue in the woods!
A stone pathway in your garden can add texture and visual interest, whether it leads one to a destination or is just used for aesthetics.
The basis of life for many species, seeds hold immense power for reproduction and population. Whether a descendent of the first specimens that appeared approximately 400 million years ago or a modern hybrid cultivated to increase food production, the generative forms are often visually striking in their own right with otherworldly colors, textures, and shapes. Photographer Thierry Ardouin showcases these marvelous, strange qualities through hundreds of striking macro shots now compiled in a forthcoming book and exhibition. More
Artist Rebecca Louise Law taps into our perennial fascination with flowers for her monumental, immersive installations.
See how to get your lilac bushes to bloom better than ever this year, and how to keep them healthy for years to come! Spring Lilac Care 101
Add these flowering herbs and plants to your herb garden, they taste great and have beautiful blooms, too, from CountryLiving.com
For beginner tomato gardeners, the most important requirement to care for them is how to feed them. Most gardeners research water requirements, sun exposure, and the right soil to start. The righ…
A beautiful rustic planet herb garden which looks great in any garden of any size. This item is made to order by individuals on the autistic spectrum who are employed through Go Create Build Ltd, all proceeds go to help fund the project and continue to provide employment opportunities. We are able to customise the painted herbs on the planter. Please let us know if you would like any changes when placing an order. Approx dimensions : H= 90cm L= 75cm W= 11cm
The winning entries in the annual iPhone photography awards have been announced, chosen from thousands of entries submitted from around the world
My garden plans + beautiful climbing rose inspiration!
La dolce vita, it turns out, can be cultivated. Take a look at the Gardenista team's Italian discoveries this week. Flo of Bologna, Italy, specialize in Ra
The Guardian’s picture editors bring you photo highlights from around the world
Artist Rebecca Louise Law taps into our perennial fascination with flowers for her monumental, immersive installations.
Ian Howorth frames the seaside villages and debris-laden roadsides that populate the U.K. through evocative, nuanced photographs captured with 35 mm film. Born to a British father and Peruvian mother, Howorth moved often as a child before settling in the U.K. Today, his view on rural towns is idiosyncratic and wavers between an insider’s knowledge and someone just passing through. His largely cinematic shots of abandoned vans, ashtrays left outside, and residents on the street are ripe with nostalgia and feature a distinct sense of place, although the Brighton-based photographer is wary about sharing exact locations. More
Build this handsome backyard feature in one weekend.
In her lovely snaps of everyday life, Hong Kong local Kiki Li manages to capture moments of calm and serenity – not an easy task in one of the most densely populated places in the world.
Have you ever wondered how to fertilize your ferns?Do you wonder why your ferns look so sad halfway through summer?I am going to show you the easiest way to get…
Erupting from floors, doorways, and furniture, artist Henrique Oliveira’s artworks (previously) are a remarkable comment on the relationship between the built environment and the power of nature. In installations that explore the relationship between reality and otherworldly spectacle, enormous wooden limbs and vine-like forms emerge from walls and ceilings that have been cracked, broken, and twisted around the emerging growth, unable to contain it. Oliveira uses various readymade and organic materials such as bricks, wood, PVC, tree branches, mud, and other found items. More
