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Landscape architect James Rose’s legacy explored in show at his midcentury New Jersey home
Green River Project and Object & Thing inspect 20th-century landscape architect James Rose’s legacy in a display of art, furniture and objects, both historic and contemporary
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Moss deft: why we are manicuring our green, short and curlies
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Edible flowers: the how, the what and the why
A new book from Monacelli, Edible Flowers: How, Why, and When We Eat Flowers, uncovers a fascinating history
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Piet Oudolf on creating inspirational outside space, plus a look at his own garden
See these new photographs of Piet Oudolf’s private garden, and hear from the ultimate urban gardener on seasonal planting tips, success in small spaces, and crafting the Vitra HQ garden
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Heavy metal: John Chamberlain's first UK exhibition takes Edinburgh
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Wet set: ‘Three Isles’ birdbaths, by Teo Yang Studio and Huguet
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Air style: south east London outfit Conical bring air plants to the mainstream
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Erik Dhont goes wild in ‘unstructured’ Geneva garden
This Geneva garden is a spirited balance of art, architecture and nature, courtesy of Belgian landscape architect Erik Dhont for Karin Handlbauer, founder of Galerie Mezzanin
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Massimo Vitali interprets the latest outdoor furniture for Wallpaper*
Join us for a trip to Italy's Le Vaschette (or at least watch the behind-the-scenes video of our shoot), where photographer Massimo Vitali took the latest outdoor furniture for a spin
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Sharp geometries and soft nature meet in this Surrey garden
We take a walk in a Surrey garden that combines sharp architecture by Surman Weston and naturalistic planting by Matthew Childs Design to great effect
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Niwaki is a new outlet for Japan’s most innovative tools
New London store Niwaki sells exquisitely crafted Japanese gardening tools and workwear
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Jean-Michel Othoniel brings the Sun King back to life at Versailles
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