Brooklyn garden

You don't need to spend a fortune to have a beautiful garden in the city. From Crown Heights to Carroll Gardens—and neighborhoods in between—here are 10 of

Turn your yard into the relaxation and entertaining hub you’ve always wanted it to be

The outdoor design for an urban dwelling is something totally different to a sprawling suburban or country yard. There’s much less space, to be sure. But you also have to take in mind your neighbors (and how much you want to see of them) and also what feels appropriate for your area and even your type of home.

Decomposed granite is the ideal hardscape material: natural, permeable, aesthetically versatile, and wonderfully inexpensive.

The manicured space blends classical parterre design with modern simplicity for a low-maintenance retreat

I have moved my New York City gardens three times. It's year two in Brooklyn for Garden No. 3. Here's how the garden rehab is coming along.

When Lauren Snyder and Keith Burns renovated their historic brownstone in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood, they made a commitment to sustainabil

This Italianate brownstone built around the 1860s or '70s won a Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award in 2010 for the exterior restoration and interior renovation by NV/da architecture.