Wild gardens

Let an area of the lawn grow wild, then create a path through the tall grass with a riding mower or weedwacker | countryliving.com

Chris and Robin Hutt have created a gently flowing, sinuous garden that expertly melds into the countryside beyond

In gardening, wild may be the word of the moment but it is a loaded term—because what is wild? Any element of interference, management, or design suggests

Check out these 10 brilliant ideas to rewild your garden, help your ecosystem, and go back to the roots with as little work as possible.

Does the idea of planning and preparation put you off gardening? This sustainable planting trend could be for you

My design is very simple. I like to repeat some flowers in the border, but I also like to use a random planting scheme that gives a naturalistic face for it. I like very much to use annuals, biennials, and tender perennials with the perennials and self-seeding plants.

I’ve been planning a formal flower garden for probably two decades. I’ve been so fortunate to visit so many exquisite gardens around the world and studied so many books, so now it is time to put it all into action. If you are new to ROSE & IVY, I recently swapped nearly twenty years of life

Even a small garden can enjoy a beautiful mini meadow with wildflowers. It's easy - but not as simple as just letting your grass grow. Find out here!

How to create a small wildlife garden in the middle of town. It's low maintenance and you don't have to buy many plants.

Gardening often invokes images of neat rows and perfectly aligned beds, but there's a growing trend that celebrates the beauty in randomness: chaos gardening.