This week on Gardenista: a how-to on eco-friendly snow removal, what the Shakers can teach us about gardening, and, in warmer climes, a visit to an artist’s rosy-hued garden. Here’s a look.
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More this week on Gardenista:
- Bermuda Buttercup: Rethinking a Perennial Garden Weed
- Birch Trees: 5 Favorites to Plant in a Landscape
- Required Reading: The Less Is More Garden
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