To welcome the new year, we stay with the theme of seeds – this time focusing on seeding our imaginations in conversation with Diane...

In our second episode focusing on the inspiring beauty of dry gardens and the plants and people who love them, we’re joined this week by...

As we near the close of a dry, dry season in the generally dry climates of much of the US West, this week Cultivating Place has the first...

At a time when our gardens large or small often feel more important than ever, I think our focus on exactly what our gardens contain and...

Claire Bowen is the woman behind Honeysuckle & Hilda: a florist who likes to write and her two little dogs. Based in Oxfordshire, in a...

Loree Bohl is the Portland Oregon-based founder and visionary gardener behind the well-known and well-loved Danger Garden Blog. In true...

Christie Green is the founder and principal of Radicle, a landscape architecture firm based in Santa Fe, NM. Radicle – spelled like the...

CAITLIN ATKINSON is a photographer of places, spaces, and all things botanical. A child-hood spent in the Sierra Nevada foothills among...

Hey – Ok I had to jump in this week to say this: HAPPY BIRTHDAY to CULITVATING PLACE – we are 5 years old this month. With more than 300...

In a year in which gardeners and other humans alike are having to meet and process and pivot around and over and beyond a wide variety of...

In this last week of October 2020, as a nod to faith and a vote for the future growing seasons, Cultivating Place kicks off a multipart...

When it comes to creativity – mother nature and the human brain are both pretty good. For Psychiatrist and Psychotherapist Sue Stuart...

This week we kick off October with a dive into creativity – the way gardeners harness it, riff off it, and share its results forward with...

Toni Gattone is a business woman, a master gardener, and a lifelong gardener of Italian descent. After struggling herself with a bad...

"YEASTY" - that's how Jamaica Kincaid describes our current moment in time. She and I spoke via remote audio video connection on June...

"It’s sort of beautiful – Lucky – It feels like a lucky orientation to be constantly thinking: 'Oh what’s happening out there, what’s...

Rarely in most of our lifetimes has there been such an obviously perfect time to garden – for food, for fresh air, for mental clearing,...

In our second episode in a series around the healing power of plants and gardens in our world, we get an overview of the professional...

Emily Dickinson was a gardener. She was also an iconic poet, and this week we enjoy a conversation with Marta McDowell to hear more about...

A lot of news comes out of Washington DC at most times, and this year looks to offer even more. But we’re visiting the MidAtlantic belt...