Garden Collage Magazine: Page 3

Michigan-based florist Susan McLeary blurs the boundaries between fashion photography and floristry. With a style that’s both modern and elegant,...

Everyone talks about greens pretty obsessively, and it gets even more intense in the summer, when kale, spinach, and chard...

If you walk down Columbus Circle’s new underground turn-style, amidst the food stalls in this heavily commercial space, you’ll find...

In Search of a Greener New York is an ongoing Garden Collage series of explorations about sustainability efforts in New...

When Louis Gagliano opened La Fleur d’Harlem in January of this year, he decided to remove the window security bars, as...

I grew up on a steady diet of hummus, grape leaves, and red pepper feta cheese. I was a spinach...

As a florist, Anna Potter often blurs the lines between art and nature. She is the founder of Swallows and Damsons,...

Sophie Duncan is a Thoreau Scholar who spent 2014 on a Fulbright grant in Morocco doing research on traditional foods,...

Eight years ago, Rebecca Shepherd was determined to handle the flowers for her own wedding. At the time, she couldn’t...

International Women’s Day, or IWD, is a day to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievement of women all...

In Search of a Greener New York is an ongoing Garden Collage series of explorations about sustainability efforts in New...

GC’s Marketing Director Lena Braun recently coined the term “S.O.S. Gift”– a small collection of unexpected items she keeps in...