gardening

Commercial photographer and food blogger Chris Whonsetler takes the camera out of the studio and into the wild.

“Fortunately, the person wearing the Rowdie suit has his own locker room next to the clubhouse, to which he can retire, cool down, and perhaps reflect upon his career choice.”

Halle Haste grows her own produce, preserves it for the winter, hunts and butchers, keeps bees, and scratch-cooks nearly everything at home.

A trained artist steeped in Impressionism’s celebration of plein air painting and vivid colors, Selma Steele brought a designer’s sensibility to the landscaping and planting of hillsides and meadows on the property.

A blue-velvet beauty, a playful perpetual calendar, bobby pins as art, and more.

No offense to our neighbors in Mexico or Chile, but I don’t want their produce, or anything grown upside-down in a hothouse. I want Mom’s.

A fabulous European-inspired garden in Carmel.

Gardening advice from veteran green thumbs.

Classes and workshops designed to grow your DIY know-how.

This new gardening and houseplants shop looks like the potting shed of your dreams with thick ferns and pretty urns scattered amid rustic work tables.

From planting herbs in containers to becoming a master gardener, these sessions will help you discover your roots.

Indiana has a notoriously fickle spring—so what should we be planting this month? This man has answers.

While some Indiana wildflowers can be quite showy, many of the blooms are more subtle than the hybrids bred to turn heads at The Home Depot; loving them is like looking past the prom queen and falling for the girl with glasses who reads poetry.