New York Magazine

Those trademark clusters of monochromatic blossoms can now be had along with Eastern-inspired home furnishings, event planning, and garden design.

A relaxed and rambling Brooklyn nursery serving beginners, enthusiasts, and garden professionals.

This gourmet shop is less about variety and more about a high-end selection.

A downtown fixture outfits offices with pretty potted plants and kaleidoscopic bouquets.

Monochromatic drama on a grand scale, from a master of the floral arts.

Hand-selected orchids and a decorative hodgepodge of garden goodies.

An English and French country garden look tempered by stylish, quirky accents and a lush sense of color.

Easy-to-maintain, unusual plants for the urban, artsy gardener.

Romance comes to Hell’s Kitchen, in a floral centerpiece that’s bursting with color.