The inspiration for this month’s Garden theme came from one of our own family gardens. The recently acquired home, “Der Forst Haus”, of Phoebe Rohn,
As the sunny season in the northern hemisphere peaks, it is hard to find motivation to remain indoors. We all find it increasingly difficult to
How do we, as gardeners, approach a gardening project with the wealth of garden history that we have, whether in actual experience or photographs, been
Tucked away on a hidden hillside in the north west corner of Connecticut, Bruce Glickman and his Partner Wilson Henley have taken a very rundown,
The desire to plant around our dwellings to please the eye and not just feed our bodies is ancient. It’s origins are certainly further back
Country and rural dwellers are not the only people to seek the pleasures of the outdoors. The world abounds with lovely city gardens as well
The Hudson River Valley has been known for excellence in creativity, art, and design for more than a century. From the Hudson River School of
Walk around one either of the two homes we have viewed this month and you will see something in common. Though the styles are like
Anyone who has driven through the quintessential New England town of Norfolk, Connecticut knows that it is truly marked by the dreamy Victorian architecture. This
As styles are changing, and so many of us desire a life-style not quite so formal as that of previous generations, there is a need for a table that we can sit around at with friends and family on a regular basis without being concerned about rough treatment by children, or the rings made by hot and cold beverages.
