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Lori is always in the middle of a garden project, which means there’s always something new to see when visiting her lovely garden.… Read More
Lori is always in the middle of a garden project, which means there’s always something new to see when visiting her lovely garden.… Read More
Laura turned her big front yard into a meadowy garden of drought-tolerant wildflowers, grasses, and salvias. In back she cuts loose with cottagey flowers that like a little more water.… Read More
Delphiniums and hollyhocks and roses, oh my! Andrew and Jared of gayswhogarden invited me to see the spring show in their East Austin garden.… Read More
Tait Moring’s garden stands out for its stonework and a collection of castoffs from clients, which Tait assembles into artful vignettes.… Read More
John Ignacio’s garden in northwest Austin is a treasure box of rare plants that he has collected and hybridized. … Read More
Early May is giving me end-of-May vibes this year — it’s hot and dry — but everything is blooming its heart out anyway.… Read More
Crevice gardens are unusual in Austin, and Coleson’s is planted with hardy succulents, cacti, and perennials. In April it was all in flower.… Read More
Ruthie Burrus told me the wildflowers were in full bloom — come see. My favorite words. I dropped everything and headed over.… Read More
Flowers abloom, including Texas bluebonnets, at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center gardens in early April.… Read More
Ah, April. It’s a beautiful month for Austin gardens! Let’s take a spin through the garden to see what’s blooming this month.… Read More
At the purple casita of Lucinda Hutson, a festive garden party served up color and pansy-garnished cocktails among mermaids and flowers.… Read More
Chanticleer Garden enchants through marvelous plant combos and artful garden spaces that evoke a sense of mystery, romance, and discovery.… Read More
Creative, romantic Chanticleer Garden makes each step, each path, a place of discovery and delight. It is stunning in every way.… Read More
The exuberantly planted, lawn-eschewing house garden at Chanticleer makes flora, not architecture, the main attraction.… Read More