You can almost feel the salt-laden sea breeze as you stroll through the home and garden.

Christine Peick’s large-scale garden isn’t filled with rare, fussy cultivars—it’s arranged Monet-style, meant to please the eye from afar with washes of impressionist color.

In Deborah Noerper’s enormous—and enormously fertile—garden, nature has room to roam.

Voltaire advised us to cultivate our gardens. He didn’t offer help for dense clay soil or deer snacking on the hostas. Luckily, local horticulturists have answers to these problems and more

As Chip and Muffy Matthews discovered, sometimes rocks are better than roses