A new book, City Green: Public Gardens of New York, takes a look at the Big Apple’s most underrated green spaces

Combining a canopy of trees with lush, layered planting and a central Barbara Hepworth sculpture, Luciano creates the illusion of a more expansive space

Air pollution is an occupational hazard of the modern world, but plants can do an awful lot to mitigate it. Garden designer Lottie Delamain advises on how best to plant your garden for pollution-absorbing effects

City gardening comes with its own set of parameters—so we asked six pros for their holy grail tools for making the most of balconies, fire escapes, and even windowsills.

A small backyard is a frequent thing but don’t get upset – you can still design it in a very stylish way. Here are ideas to do that.

Image 4 of 28 from gallery of Cities & Gardens / ROOM+ Design & Build. Photograph by SM Art Studio

Florist Sean Cook's monotonal Sydney garden, by landscape designer Richard Unsworth.