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Don't be afraid to buy art as a Christmas present - if you get it right, it can be a lasting gift that will be appreciated forever. Fiona McKenzie Johnston points out the best places to look

Everything House & Garden knows about Climate Crusaders, including the latest news, features, recipes and images.

There's something for everyone this year, from natural tones to pastels and neon brights

There's something for everyone this year, from natural tones to pastels and neon brights

There's something for everyone this year, from natural tones to pastels and neon brights

There's something for everyone this year, from natural tones to pastels and neon brights

A new generation of female florists are offering a fresh perspective on an ancient craft, fashioning festive crowns out of dried flowers, herbs and grasses.

Romantic, dramatic foxgloves are a must in a country garden. We get tips from florist Kitten Grayson and our garden editor Clare Foster on how to grow them.

How Untamed Branches Are an Apt Symbol for Our Turbulent Times https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/05/t-magazine/branches.html How Untamed Branches Are an Apt Symbol for Our Turbulent Times Instead of the cool refinement of a simple bloom, they offer a more imposing and irrepressible sort of beauty. A monumental tangle of lichen-covered mountain laurel and flowering pink-and-white quince branches created by Emily Thompson of Emily Thompson Flowers in New York City.Credit...Photo by Kyoko Hamada. Se...

Seasonal centrepiece: a suspended floral creation by Kitten Grayson Credit: Kitten Grayson Back in March, just as the first lockdown was ushered in, Fiona Haser-Bizony, owner of the Electric Daisy Flower Farm in Somerset, found herself in a similar predicament to scores of growers and floral designers across the country. The wedding and events industry came to an abrupt standstill with almost every booking cancelled. The flowers, of course, kept on growing. But Fiona was in a more precarious s...