Start your summer off right.

How to cope with all the smoke.

The original details were restored and modern touches were added.

Starting with a split single-family lot in Seattle's Central District, a local design/build/development firm erected twin townhomes that are a template for the future of high-density, high-style housing.

Landscape architect June Scott shares her indispensable guide.

It checks all the boxes.

It’s time to terminate that turf.

How to make ground covers work in your low-water garden.

We all want to save water in our gardens, but how? These products will make it oh-so easy.

Sure, these pointy succulents are low-maintenance, but even cactuses have needs, and you can find them all right here.

It’s time to get water-wise!

Downpours aren't just good for drought; you can save rainwater and use it in your garden later.

A fountain, pond, or birdbath in the garden can be so soothing, but read these tips before you give yourself a headache.

Keep your garden thriving all season long.

Could this backyard game be the new pickleball? It’s time to get in on the fun.

With a portfolio of high-profile, slightly wild, forward-thinking gardens, Terremoto is the landscape design firm we need more than ever.

“Beef satay is the flavor of 19th Street (in Yangon) for me.

This vintage recipe assumes access to West-Coast ingredients like fresh herbs and citrus.

This tangy sauce pairs perfectly with all meat, particularly grilled skewers of beef, lamb, or chicken.

“This is a very Indian dish I grew up eating,” says Saw Naing, of Ojai's The Dutchess restaurant.