July/August 2020

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Turn walks into an exhilarating sensory experience by growing herbs and other fragrant plants along the way.

A new approach to bonsai display is helping Americans embrace this ancient Japanese art form.

Native sedges (Carex spp.) are growing in popularity as adaptable, low-care landscape plants with hidden talents.

Growing tropical plants successfully in temperate regions is part art and part science.

Garden writer Marianne Willburn offers her opinion on why the national conversation about the great American lawn needs to be refocused.

Announcements about programs, events, and other news from the American Horticultural Society.

Part of a series of profiles of the 330+ gardens where AHS members have special admission privileges and discounts.
Small in size but big in ambition, this charming garden is the pride of Owensboro and a haven for daylily enthusiasts.

Read about the latest developments in plant research, horticultural industry trends, and more.

Planting the Natural Garden and A History of Zinnias, plus Gardening Your Front Yard and The New Gardener’s Handbook

The American Gardener