Spring Garden Inspiration

In Her Garden Spring 2024 issue

On the pages of In Her Garden, readers can explore inspiring outdoor spaces of women who share a passion for making things grow along with creative DIY projects for and from the garden. Whether you’re a gardener, an artist, or a bit of both, In Her Garden has something for you. We’re so excited to announce that In Her Garden is now available four times per year.

Inside Our Spring 2024 Issue:

A lakeside garden where flowers, foods, and family grow together

The inspiring garden and workshop of a dried-floral designer

Transform your outdoor space into a fairy garden with tiny magical details

The first installment of a four-part series on celebrating holidays in your garden

Plus, a variety of DIY projects to spruce-up your garden and bring its beauty indoors
— Stampington & Company
Our 2024 Garden’s Idea Book is filled with combinations, landscape examples and outdoor living ideas. This inspiring and creative catalog is sure to bring customers into garden centers to plan their own paradise.
— Proven Winners
Get ready for a blooming good time at the 2024 Spring Garden Market! Join us on April 12 & 13, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., at the beautiful River Farm, headquarters of the American Horticultural Society. With more than 2,000 attendees, the event is one of the largest fundraisers for River Farm, a neighborhood treasure of historical and horticultural relevance. Part of George Washington’s farmland, River Farm showcases AHS’s mission to promote the art, science and joy of growing plants.

7931 East Boulevard Drive
Alexandria VA 22308
— American Horticultural Society
Sarah Raven is known for her love of flowers but is also a vegetable gardener and cook. She shares 30 year of learnings from growing ‘for abundance, flavour and ease.’ The growing year is divided into two rather than the traditional four seasons, given how the climate is changing and many crops do well sown at different times. I also like the idea of ‘unbuyables’ – crops that are difficult to find in the shops.
— Aaron Bertelsen, Gardens Illustrated

Spring Garden Planning Time!

Every spring, I follow my 5 Step No Fail Process to Plan My Garden. This year is no different. It’s a series of questions that I ask myself each spring when planning my garden. I find it hard to know what to focus on if things are too open-ended. I get stuck in a sort of analysis paralysis. These steps narrow down what my garden needs me to think about in the spring planning session for the best possible success all year long.
— Kathryn, Eastborn Gardens

Best Gardening Books for 2024, Gardens Illustrated

Discover the best gardening books to read in 2024, recommended by a range of horticultural experts for Gardens Illustrated.

In every issue of Gardens Illustrated, we ask leading garden writers, garden designers and horticulturists to review recently published books for gardeners and plant lovers. Here are the books that our reviewers have especially loved recently.
— Gardens Illustrated

How to Make 2024 Your Best Year in the Garden

I’m going to show you how you can grow more in your 2024 garden than you ever have before. This year, I’m challenging myself to grow more of my own food and replace more of my groceries in the new year. And you can do this too. Don’t worry, I’ve got the step by step to make that happen. I’ve giving you all the details that I usually reserve for my students inside Kitchen Garden Academy.

So grab some paper and a pen, and download your free Garden Calendar to help you plan out your entire year in the garden.
— Nicole Burke, Gardenary

Important Health Note for Home Gardeners: Glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup, remains one of the most commonly used herbicides worldwide among commercial gardeners. However, its highly toxic nature and potential health effects, both short-term and long-term, raise significant concerns. Moreover, it poses risks to crucial pollinators such as honey bees.

There are two comprehensive guides to cover its uses, symptoms, and potential health risks. Here are the links:

https://drugwatch.com/roundup/glyphosate/
https://drugwatch.com/roundup/