and grasses that thrive on their own. Not only does this reduce upkeep, but it also creates a haven for birds, bees, and butterflies. Let's explore how wild landscaping is reshaping suburbia.

Washington Post readers share photos and stories about giving up their lawnmowers and letting their lawns grow.

using native grasses or simply mowing less. “There’s a perception that if it looks a little wild, it looks like it’s not taken care of,” said Chris Guillard, a principal at the landscape ...

In New York City, you can see plantings with a similar approach on the High Line, which landscape guru Piet Oudolf dressed with perennials, grasses, shrubs, and trees to mimic the wild landscape ...

As much as one-fifth of the Earth's surface is covered in wild grasses in biomes known, aptly, as grasslands. These biomes are characterized by the plants that grow there, but they also attract a ...

cuts through this wild garden, with an elevated platform providing a lookout. Areas of open grass, large rocks and two small wildlife ponds are interspersed throughout the garden and were also ...