Garden arbors are one of the prettiest ways to add cottage-style charm to your yard. Often used as entryways into a garden path, garden arbors are typically decorated with climbing vines and flowering ...

Ever thought about bringing garden arbor ideas into your plot? If you hadn't before, you'll certainly be tempted once you've seen these gorgeous designs. Arbors are garden structures that are used to ...

To add an inviting element to your backyard, consider building an arbor, an outdoor accessory that’s a popular feature in today’s well dressed gardens. Place an arbor at the entrance to a yard and its ...

A well-placed arbor is your garden's ultimate multitasker: It can serve as an entryway to an outdoor spot; frame a focal point, like a flowering shrub or garden shed; and, of course, take your beloved ...

For centuries, couples have strolled under arbors on their way to the altar or simply stood under them to recite their wedding vows in gardens, chapels -- and the family backyard. Nancy Arrigo of ...

Vertical gardening is an elevated name for a useful garden-design technique. Just as you can add color and interest to your home by painting your walls a bright color and hanging art on them, you can ...

If you’re looking to take your garden’s design to the next level, a garden arch—also known as a garden arbor—makes a strong statement. Garden arches are easy to install, come in several unique styles, ...

Climbing roses serve a functional purpose while adding color, texture, and beauty to a landscape. Most types of rose bushes grow like shrubs, but these climbers can be trained to screen for privacy, ...

Garden arbors are gaining popularity again for their cozy, vintage feel. Landscape designers weigh in on why they're trending, plus share installation tips. Homeowners are becoming more and more ...

Several years ago, I went on a garden tour in England. One of the gardens we visited belonged to an elderly woman who had been tending it for more than half a century. Perhaps small by our standards, ...

When I was a beginning gardener, I planted vegetables in just one place, flowers in another, and never spent two minutes thinking about the overall design. I was growing veggies to eat, flowers to ...