Lindsey Taylor

Lindsey Taylor
juliet miranda david austin rose
The British rose breeder David Austin has been breeding old-rose plants since 1961. These gorgeous and profusely petaled flowers had fallen out of fashion as cut flowers because of their short vase life, but in 2004, David Austin introduced eight varieties of old-fashioned roses that will last as cut flowers for a week to ten days. We take a look... Read More »
Rosalind David Austin Roses
Our slide show of David Austin's eight varieties of old-fashioned roses that were specially developed as cut flowers. Read More »
Garden Design - Wallpaper06
Floral wallpapers are being revived with daring designs that draw on historical prints, botanical texts, and pure delight. Read More »
1st place residential - east 25th st clarendon and ave d.jpg
The Brooklyn Botanic Garden has been holding the Greenest Block contest for 17 years and this year, Lindsey Taylor, GARDEN DESIGN's Style Director, was a judge. Check out our photos of the winning block (and Brooklyn's best window box!) and of some of the other Brooklyn neighborhoods that participated! Read More »
terrarium close-up
Lindsey Taylor, our Style Director, writes about her experience designing the Ladyslipper Terrarium, part of her Wardian Case Collection of terrariums. Read More »
LongHouse Planters 2011 Grand Prize
See the winners of the annual Planters:ON&OFF the Ground competition, held annually the LongHouse Reserve, in East Hampton, New York.  Read More »
joshua vogel
A look at the art and the workshop of Joshua Vogel, a co-founder of BDDW. Shown here at his studio in the Hudson Valley, New York, Vogel produces wooden beautiful furniture, accessories, and sculptures, under the company name of Blackcreek Mercantile & Trading, Co. Read More »
Bignonia capreolata Tangerine Beauty
Our Style Director shares with us her new favorite mail-order nursery for vines. Read More »
Garrett Eckbo
Inspired by Garrett Eckbo, an iconic midcentury landscape architect who broke down the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living, we show you how to get this look for your home with modern furnishings. Read More »
vertical planter 2
There's a modern way to become upwardly mobile: Two new planters for plants that want to reach for the sky.  Read More »
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