Sara Barrett

Moles and a woodchuck wreak havoc with the blossoms in the garden. What to do next?

Before you sow, evaluate the amount of sunlight, the propensity to disease and the amount of wear the lawn will get. And be realistic about your expectations.

Barbara Pierson, the nursery manager at White Flower Farm in Litchfield, Conn., offers some advice on late-fall tasks to help plants through the coldest months.

All 46 historic plates in “The Vegetable Garden” have been reproduced, bringing 19th-century garden vegetables to the modern kitchen.

Jill Reid Lukesh and Judy Reid Mathieu, whose father founded what is now one of the largest outdoor antiques fairs in the country, on preparing for the 2011 season.

Andrew Pighills, who has devoted much of his life to creating stone walls, on building without mortar.

Two landscape designers give guidance on how to repair a landscape after destruction from a storm.

The city’s streets can seem like an open-air lost and found. It’s surprising how quickly things appear and disappear.

From wildfires to wars, labor strikes to political protests, 2023 was a big year. All year long, we photographed the people whose lives were shaped by the news.

Tattered vestiges of the pandemic serve as a reminder of a scary and surreal time.