These clients wanted to transform the bland and barren rooftop into a place where they could grill, lounge, and entertain.

As flowering perennials die down for the season, filling in beds with fall-flowering annuals can keep your garden blooming a bit longer.

From dimly-lit rooms, to maxed-out to-do lists, faux indoor plants can be a great way to add some green into your home.

From toe-stumping patio pavers to out-of-control vines, this tiny West Village space had a laundry list of problems that needed addressing.

Regardless of the size of your outdoor space, here’s a rundown of ways you can increase the number of feathered friends who come by to visit

Whether you are in the city or the suburbs, creating privacy for an outdoor space is one of the most common design questions we face.

Here, we offer a selection of colorful, easy-to-plant options that’ll bring on the vibrancy and can take the heat, too.

Confronted with red-painted concrete and a chain link fence, our clients had two main priorities for their new garden: beauty + function.

Check out these elusive nighttime bloomers and tips for incorporating them into your outdoor space.

From simple moss assortments to elaborate woodland tableaus, there are terrariums to suit all tastes, conditions, and skill-levels.

Shade might seem like a liability when you want to grow flowers, but a low-light garden can still be full of blossoms and color.

You don’t need a huge, sunny meadow to create a garden that supports pollinators.

May is primetime for planting just about anything, so we’re highlighting some of this month's most prominent bloomers throughout the country

Now is the time to plant your herbs! Read on for tips on keeping yours happy and well-paired.