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More pets in the garden!

MichelleGervais, Senior Editor | June 29th, 20116 comments

There were too many great pets to choose from yesterday, so I'm continuing the theme today! Have fun meeting some of the cutest garden helpers around... A couple of years ago, FG spoinsored a "Pets...

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One last wacky hosta

MichelleGervais, Senior Editor | April 15th, 20119 comments

Let's wrap up this week's hosta theme with one more from the Thyrums. This one is called 'Praying Hands', and for the life of me, I can't figure out why (any ideas?). But it's cool! Those twisty...

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A classic hosta complements a garden ornament

MichelleGervais, Senior Editor | April 14th, 20111 comment

Out of all the hundreds and hundreds of hosta varieties in the world, only a few keep popping up over and over because they're timeless stunners. 'June' is one of those hostas. You can see why...

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An itty bitty, irresistible hosta

MichelleGervais, Senior Editor | April 13th, 20114 comments

There's a whole world of tiny hostas out there that are just starting to get the attention they deserve. They all seem to have such cute names, like 'Bitsy Gold', 'Corkscrew', 'Popo', 'Tiny Tears...

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Another gorgeous hosta

MichelleGervais, Senior Editor | April 12th, 20114 comments

Yesterday's hosta was tops for glamour, but today's, also in Eve and Per Thyrum's garden in Wilmington, Delaware, is incredibly satisfying, too. This one is neat, tidy, and oh-so-pretty in a...

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The most beautiful hosta in the world

MichelleGervais, Senior Editor | April 11th, 201115 comments

OK, so you might disagree, but I think this hosta (the one next to the azalea), in Eve and Per Thyrum's front yard in Wilmington, Delaware, is the most gorgeous hosta I've ever seen. It's called...

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A stunning and functional garden focal point

MichelleGervais, Senior Editor | February 19th, 20102 comments

When we first featured this birdhouse on the cover of the December 2000 issue of Fine Gardening, the FG office got dozens of calls from gardeners wanting one just like it. Years later, this garden...

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Clematis mix-up

FineGardening_Editor, editor | January 15th, 20104 comments

The next time you plant a clematis, consider adding a second, contrasting variety for a striking combination of colors and forms. In this vignette designed by Eve Thyrum in Wilmington, Delaware, the...

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