Forest gardens grow edibles in layers, and are a clever way to add more fruit, vegetables and herbs into your space, as well as increase biodiversity. advertisement. Homes & Gardens.

In the UK, one of the pioneers of forest gardening is Martin Crawford, whose 20-year-old forest garden started out as a a flat field in 1994. It now produces a huge amount of different fruits, ...

The creator of a forest garden in Devon, the oldest of its kind in Europe, says it is giving insights into how wildlife adapts to climate change. The self-seeding garden on Dartington Estate is ...

A Mount Pleasant couple transformed their grassy backyard into a lush food forest with maturing fruit trees and gardens that ...

The Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardens, opened Saturday, offering a sublime showcase of the transformation of almost 50 interior and exterior spaces, each with its own designer, in a salute to pur… ...

Gardening Turning a botanic garden into an enchanted forest 'I’ll see a little face that calls to me, and I’ll work from there.' One of many site-specific and nature-inspired fairy houses of ...

Creating a garden in an overgrown acreage can be an awesome task. Creating gardens and a Zen Forest would be even more daunting. But George Klasson and Jane Bourgeois knew they could make a ...

But the roots of gardening go back to 1500 B.C., when forest gardening was in vogue. It is the oldest-known form of gardening, and many forest gardens could be found along jungle banks in ...

The lush gardens at Creek Farm, seen here in 1900, are no more, but vestiges of them remain on the property. The photo is from the Portsmouth Athenaeum 's collection. Gift of William B. Carey ...