Total chaos—in the best way. 🌱 "Chaos gardening"—a TikTok-fueled trend—has backyard gardeners tossing mixed seeds into the soil and leaving the results up to nature. It’s a fresh, fun way to connect with your garden—and it just might change how you plant forever. Read the full story in our link in bio! _____ Image from Getty Images

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This botanical kingdom was made for sunset strolls with a glass of wine in hand—and that's exactly what homeowners Robb Nestor and Bill Reynolds do almost every night. On their historic 11-acre farm in New England, the couple has cultivated a bountiful escape filled with evergreen sanctuaries, charming structures, and robust layers of blooms. See more of this dreamy Connecticut garden at the link in our bio. — Landscape design by @riverroad59 Photography by @annieschlechter

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Escape to the heart of the wilderness, where beauty reigns and the world slows down. This Vancouver Island lodge is the ultimate haven for unplugging and recharging, offering a serene retreat surrounded by nature’s raw splendor. Head to our link in bio to learn more about this unforgettable destination. ✨ ______ Image Courtesy of Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge @Clayoquotwildernesslodge

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Don't Miss Our Exclusive 'Summer in the Garden' Newsletter Launching This Month
Louise Roe, Christopher Spitzmiller and Frances Palmer want to share their garden secrets with you. Here’s how to get on the list.

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These Landscaping Techniques Can Help Protect Your Home from Wildfires
Plus, the fire-resistant plants you should consider for your garden.

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From England to Antigua, meet the winners of our 2025 World’s Most Beautiful Gardens—five extraordinary landscapes that celebrate the restorative power of nature through native plantings, soulful design, and a deep connection to place. Tap the link in bio to explore this year’s most inspiring gardens! ______ Design: @acreswildgardendesign Photo: @mariannemajerus Produced by @gracehwall Words: @stephhuntwrites

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