Through their work at Vineyard Gardens, Jeremiah Brown and Janice Haynes have gleaned plenty of plants headed to the compost pile. With a lot more labor at home, they’ve designed a lush enclave for their six-year-old West Tisbury colonial.

Elaine Pace

The grand champion of the invaders is Oriental bittersweet, Celastrus orbiculatus.

Jim Miller

A how to guide.

Susan Catling

A Chappaquiddicker evolves along with her land.

Margaret Knight

After Michael Faraca unexpectedly found himself working in a garden – and enjoying it – he educated himself in quintessential design, and with a couple of Anglophile clients, went on to develop a decidedly formal side.

Mike Seccombe

The entire width of my front yard morphed into a galaxy of pink blossoms two hundred and fifty feet wide. Cherry trees. Three full-grown Kwanzan ornamentals perfectly planted in a row, in bloom. It looked like Mother Nature had thrown me the party of a lifetime.

HJ Bernstein

The off-season is the best time to prep your lawn, plants, and garden to go chemical-free.

Linda Black

Don’t be scared away by its reputation for being difficult to grow: If you choose the right variety for your home, you’ll surely see an orchid blooming inside this winter.

Jeanne Campbell

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