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Big news from the GardenRant team! New Design (L) Jim Charlier with Sally Cunningham, from Buffalo-Style Gardening. (R) Laura Bowly. The GardenRant team is thrilled to announce that [...]
Hello American Gardeners, What do I know of you, American garden-interested people? Very little, I believe, even about Americans generally. Well, as a child I knew you were all fabulously [...]
Yep, there's an elephant in the room Readers, we imagine you've noticed a recent increase in ads here on GardenRant - in the sidebar AND in our posts. So unlike [...]
UPDATE: We have a winner! It's Liz Genovese, with this comment (chosen at random): "Remember the days when having the most correct and most beautiful place settings was a thing? [...]
Lord Baltimore lobby before the arrival of 30+ boozy garden writers. GardenRant has covered the Mid-Atlantic Nursery Trade Show several times, and I hope readers are ready for [...]
2010 was the year 70 garden bloggers came to Buffalo and toured this lovely spot, among others. There’s been a deluge of backward-looking articles and posts, so why [...]
Saturday night in Salt Lake City was awfully good to GardenRanter Scott Beuerlein. First he collected a gold GardenComm Media Award for writing his magazine column. In the photo above [...]
Marianne looks harmless enough here. “There are peaches to be eaten warm from the brick of the wall they are grown against, peas picked off the tendrily plant [...]
Congratulations to GardenRanter Scott Beuerlein for winning not one but TWO Silver Writing Awards from GardenComm (formerly Garden Writers Association). Scott's post "Gardening for Health" won in the blog-writing category. [...]
What was it that F. Scott Fitzgerald said? That there are no second acts in American lives? He was clearly no gardener. We get a new act every spring. I [...]
It had to happen - a book about the Buffalo-Style Gardens that have become the talk of the gardening world, especially among garden writers. And it had to be the work [...]
