Farm on a hill

Kerry Watson and David Mumby’s new build country home in Red Hill, on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula, doubles as a bed and breakfast. It's a dream realised; the culmination of their hard work and shared vision to relocate to a beautiful rural location, grow their own food and live more sustainably.

Completing his series, Dan Pearson admires the effects of the season’s bounty on his Somerset smallholding – from the productivity of the kitchen garden and orchard to the beauty of the hay meadow

gardening on a slope

What was previously a cluttered space becomes a gorgeous garden.

A sloping garden can be a challenging landscape problem for any homeowner. Not only can it sometimes be an eyesore, but it also frequently leads to problems with soil erosion and flooding. Fortunately, through the simple process of...

A low stone wall borders a green pasture dotted with wildflowers. Beyond the wall, a wooden barn and silo are visible, with rolling hills and a small creek winding through the scene under a partly cloudy sky.

Old Barn

Here's a Quick Way to Terrace a Hill: Oftentimes we're challenged with less-than-ideal landscapes. Here's a solution to stop erosion on a hillside and create an easily-navigable terrace garden. #permaculture

the rolling hills of the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Beautiful garden done by Libby Murphy.

A well-trodden dirt path winding toward a rustic red barn, surrounded by wooden fencing. The late afternoon sun casts long shadows, and chickens peck at the ground along the edges of the path.

Spain

🌄 Discover the Beauty of Texas Hill Country at Sunset 🌅 There’s something magical about watching the Texas Hill Country come to life at dusk. As the sun dips below the horizon, the rolling hills are painted in hues of gold, orange, and pink, while fields of wildflowers sway gently in the breeze. 🌼🌾 A serene river winds through the valley, reflecting the sky’s vibrant colors. It’s a view that stays with you long after the sun sets. Whether you're planning your next glamping getaway or…