Jenny Andrews

Jenny Andrews
Garden Design
A garden in Santa Fe honors the native landscape and makes the most of every drop of rain that falls Read More »
Garden Design
A garden in the Arizona desert designed by Christy Ten Eyck is both water-wise and chic Read More »
Garden Design
Winston Flowers takes a modern approach to decorating for the holidays Read More »
Garden Design
Traditional materials used for jazzing up the season have a long history, but floral designer David Winston offers his own take on these popular holiday plants. Read More »
Garden Design
This leafy denizen of the forest tropics is making a splashy comeback Read More »
Garden Design
Grasses, sedges and rushes are major players in gardens from coast to coast. But their textures, colors and toughness also have them headed for stardom in another role – as container plants. Here against a varied backdrop of settings at Cheekwood Botanical Garden & Museum of Art in Nashville, Tennessee, are examples of the tall and the small... Read More »
Garden Design
Bulletproof plants from the Old World, Sansevierias are ideal for beginning gardeners and top-drawer designers alike Read More »
Garden Design
Conifers are the beautiful backbone of a four-season garden Read More »
Garden Design
Building on the fan base established by hot-pink ‘Blazin’ Rose’, ‘Blazin Lime’ has lime-green leaves with cream markings and fuchsia stems. From Ball Horticultural Company. Zone 8. Read More »
Garden Design
From German grower Dümmen comes a cornucopia of fruit-inspired African daisies, with tasty names like Blueberry and Cranberry. Purple and fuchsia petals have an iridescent look, with dark violet-blue centers. Typically used as an annual. Read More »
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