Martha’s Vineyard Garden Club President Susan Hobart decided to stop battling the deer in her garden. With that, she’s (almost) won the war.
By Brooke Kushwaha
They don’t last long, but for Fred Hancock there is only one flower worth his devotion.
By Brooke Kushwaha
Down a winding dirt road abutting an ancient way, Cathy Weiss and Ed Solomon have created a peaceful, sun-filled retreat all their own.
By Martha Kirkpatrick
He’s a professional chef. She’s a natural host. Together, they’ve built a house tailored to the art of living and entertaining well.
By Sissy Biggers
A plague of invisible nematodes is threatening one of the signature species of the Island’s forests.
By Thomas Humphrey
Two generations later, the deBettencourts return to their family home.
By Sydney Bender
Often compared to Frederick Law Olmsted, landscape architect Michael Van Valkenburgh is a big name known for big projects all over the world. But his latest design on the Island he seasonally calls home proves that inspiration can come from the smallest of places too.
By Joe Bargmann
Who says your landscape can’t be a nature preserve?
By Moira Convey Silva
On the corner of Canonicus and Seaview, Dan and Angella Henry have transformed a weary icon into a masterpiece.
By Sissy Biggers
Every good house deserves a shack to call its own.
By Nelson Sigelman
When it came time to remake a Chilmark home, just about the only thing the owners decided to retain from the original design was its eclectic flavor.
By Sissy Biggers
The house at the top of Waban Park has been the summer playground of the sprawling Barnes clan since 1945. After a complete makeover by Margot Barnes Goodwin, it’s again ready for duty.
By Mary Breslauer
