In the Magazines June-Aug 08

Garden Design July-Aug

• Edibles make a comeback: veggies that make a design statement
• The eco-friendly garden of architect David Hertz in Venice, CA
• A brief interview with Brooklyn garden designer Mac Carbonell and photos of his design for the Flowerbox Building on NY's Lower East Side.
• New outdoor furniture by French designer Philippe Starck

Sunset June 2008

• Landscape designer Nancy Goslee Power transforms her tiny Santa Monica backyard into a romantic private retreat, complete with fireplace, a pond-spa, and loads of fragrant plants.
• Some famous Californians, including Isabel Allende, Alice Waters, LA Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa & others speak out about their favorite parks that are threatened by budget cuts. Tomales Bay State Park in Inverness; Annadel  State Park in Santa Rosa; Mount Tamalpais State Park in Mill Valley; San Onofre State Beach in San Clemente; Malibu Creek State Park in Calabasas; Rio de Los Angeles State Park in LA, Samuel P. Taylor State Park in Lagunitas and Angel Island State Park in SF Bay

Fine Gardening Aug

• Designer Tom Peace explains how to design and plant a front yard that'll look terrific after just one year.
• Shrubs for summer color: Vitex agnus-castus, Caryopteris, Cotinus, Physocarpus & more.
• Tips for connecting the house & garden.
• And new:  regional reports on summer blooming shrubs

Cottage Living May June

• Landscape architect Joseph Marek rips out a lawn and creates a funky, eclectic back yard retreat for an interior designer & a screen writer -- including a whirlpool with underwater benches, a wisteria arbor, a patio and vegetable garden, and a dune path.  Plan included.
• A sizeable country garden in La Fox, IL, that is true to its midwestern heritage.

Horticulture June July

• Golden-hued plants that tolerate the sun.
• The six-acre Brine garden in Pawling, NY, where the owners have learned how to garden "large."
• And: blueberries, summer vines, violets, impatiens.

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