In LawnStarter’s 2025 rankings of the best cities for World Naked Gardening Day on May 3, Arizona cities fell flat. Phoenix ...

Easy Delivery Co. is a unique take on trucking with PS1 visuals and catchy beats. check out the details on this game and more ...

That was the running joke for Levan Loveland, who started the perennial garden at Landis Arboretum in the 1950s. Overlooking historic Schoharie Valley near Esperance, the arboretum is a treasure trove ...

Dümpelmann recently published an article on this history in the architectural journal Buildings ... Several decades later, in the mid-20th-century, plants became a vehicle for white suburban garden ...

Could garden gnomes be making a comeback this summer? Experts think it’s possible as garden trends continue to evolve. Once considered tacky, gnomes – much like Marmite – have always sparked strong ...

Augusta National Golf Club quietly unveils a new limited-edition garden gnome as part of its exclusive on-site merchandise collection. This year’s iteration features the bearded figure in a fresh pose ...

Editor's note: Old homes are full of history and surprises. In this occasional feature, we ask homeowners to share some of the quirky features and interesting stories associated with their old ...

not many are familiar with the garden’s multi-layered history. It was once a Sultanate-era pleasure ground. For a brief time, it even served as a burial site. It was during British rule that the ...

When The Masters introduced a gnome to their merchandise offering nearly a decade ago, few could have predicted how they would become one of the most sought-after collector’s items in sport.

Once the source of ridicule, the garden gnome is fashionable again. The hand-painted classic Heissner gnomes, which were a staple in British gardens, are now rare collectibles. A 1950s model can ...

No issue for anyone it seemed. So, what are the hottest items? As it has been since its introduction in 2016, the Masters gnome – strictly limited to one per patron with a limited number of ...

How Does Your Garden Grow? was first broadcast on the Northern network on 9 April 1947. The programme changed its name to Gardeners' Question Time in 1951, and went nationwide in 1957. The wartime ...