Washington Post readers share photos and stories about giving up their lawnmowers and letting their lawns grow.

In town just off west Southern Avenue at 1527 Bradbury Court, Tim and Karen Scott's mutual love of daylilies blesses gardening efforts. There are 160 named daylily plants, and many award winners have ...

Fire was a historically frequent and recurring element of the Michigan landscape before the era of fire suppression that followed European colonization. Native people burned habitats for a variety of ...

Make an environmental pilgrimage to the revitalized farmstead that inspired Aldo Leopold’s foundational land ethic.

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Guadalupe Mountains National Park rarely comes up when I discuss national parks with fellow travelers or outdoor enthusiasts.

One year after students from Ecole Glenmore Elementary planted new trees to replace the ones that burned down in the 2023 ...

To train a tree to look older than it is, bonsai artists encourage the development of small and numerous branches and leaves on their plants ... on a blueberry bonsai. Photos by Magali Gauthier.

Tourism in the Balkan nation is booming, from 5.1 million visitors in 2018 to 10.1 million in 2023. But new hotels, ...

In fact, Meerkerk is alive with creatures. During a short tour, a barred owl sat in a tree and ignored the people staring at ...

Many native perennial and annual plants are offered by the club members and are seasoned to the local growing zone.