
Jill Morgan
Journalist Jill Morgan has spent over 20 years writing and editing gardening, interior and property features. Titles she has worked on include The English Home, House Beautiful, Ideal Home, Houzz and Modern Gardens and she writes regularly for H&G as a Contributing Editor. Whilst she is a dab hand at renovation projects and DIY, she is happiest when out digging in the garden or planning a new border.
Passionate about plants and gardening, Jill’s interest started at an early age, pottering around her grandparent’s flower garden and veg patch. School and university holidays were spent working at a local plant wholesale nursery where she broadened her horticultural skills and knowledge. Numerous gardens, roof top terraces and a couple of allotments later, she still loves visiting gardens worldwide and interviewing leading gardeners, growers and landscape designers.
Latest articles by Jill Morgan
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If Squirrels Keep Digging Up Your Yard, You're Probably Making One of These Mistakes – Act Fast Before You Lose Your Plants
Learn what these troublesome critters are after in your garden and the simple actions you can take to stop them
By Jill Morgan Published
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Could Your Garden Be Blocking Good Energy? How to Map the Feng Shui in Your Yard for a More Harmonious Space
Discover the art of Bagua mapping to create a balanced backyard
By Jill Morgan Published
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Plants That Grow Better in Raised Beds – 6 Bold and Beautiful Cut Flowers that Thrive Out of the Ground
Learn which cut flowers benefit from this simple growing trick
By Jill Morgan Published
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These 6 Yin and Yang Houseplants Could Transform the Energy in Your Home, Say Plant Experts
Choosing the right indoor plants can change the energy within your home
By Jill Morgan Published
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Lucky Cut Flowers for the Year of the Fire Horse – 7 Blooms to Bring Into Your Home for Months of Good Fortune
These auspicious cut flowers will bring color, luck and joy for the year ahead
By Jill Morgan Published
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These 7 Captivating Plants Have Mythical Origins – and They’re Easy to Grow in Any Yard
Fill your yard with plants that are steeped in myth and meaning
By Jill Morgan Published
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There's a Secret Forest in The Heart of The Bronx That's Home to Ancient, Native Trees – You Can Grow These 6 in Your Own Backyard
Discover the Thain Family Forest at the New York Botanical Garden
By Jill Morgan Published
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Step Inside the Steere Herbarium in the Bronx – And Discover Why Its Ancient Plant Collections Matter Today
From rare specimens to everyday favorites, why these collections are essential for gardeners, scientists, and plant lovers alike
By Jill Morgan Published
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Spring Flowering Alpines Are the Secret to Early Color – 7 Varieties To Reawaken Your Backyard
Soak up some feelgood color with these tough but tiny blooms
By Jill Morgan Published
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7 Winter-Blooming Plants Thriving at the New York Botanical Garden in February – and You Can Grow Them in Your Backyard, Too
How to get the best results from these winter-blooming stars
By Jill Morgan Published
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Beyond Wild Expectations: Deep in The Bronx Lies New York’s Hidden Horticultural Jewel – With Rich Plant Heritage and Garden Design Inspiration for Every Season
This is a cultural destination for garden lovers and locals alike
By Jill Morgan Published
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This Japanese Garden Tradition Can Transform Outdoor Spaces Into Places of Ritual, Mindfulness and Calm, Say Designers
Embrace the traditions, rituals and design details of the Japanese teahouse-garden relationship, and the serenity they can bring to your yard
By Jill Morgan Published
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Horticultural Experts Reveal 5 Defining Features of a Japanese Garden, and the Simple Ways You Can Add Them for a More Serene Outside Space
These serene elements epitomise elegance and refinement in Japanese garden design
By Jill Morgan Published
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There's a Simple Secret Behind Japanese Garden Calm That You Can Master Easily – Discover 5 Ways to Bring Harmony to Your Backyard in 2026
Symbolic and calming features you can easily add to your own garden
By Jill Morgan Published
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Garden Pros Say This Japanese Design Idea Is the Secret to a Calmer, More Low-Effort Yard in 2026
How to embrace the Japanese design principle of wabi-sabi in your garden
By Jill Morgan Published
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Professional Designers Share Insider Secrets for Styling a Festive Porch if Your Winters Are Too Cold for Potted Plants
Spectacular frost-hardy planter ideas for festive displays that will impress all winter long
By Jill Morgan Published
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Rethink Tradition with These 5 Beautiful Christmas Wreath Alternatives That Will Elevate Your Entryway
Swap the holiday classics for these eye-catching seasonal statements
By Jill Morgan Published
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Forget Poinsettias – These 5 Chic Alternatives Ooze Style and Seasonal Charm, for an Unconventional yet Elegant Festive Display
Break the mold with these joyful poinsettia alternatives
By Jill Morgan Published
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If you're looking for maximalist drama in your yard, these 9 giant plants will give you instant living sculptures
Stunning forms and instant drama – according to experts these are the very best giant plants
By Jill Morgan Published
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9 underrated climbers for color, shade and privacy – the beguiling, resilient, and often-overlooked vines you need to discover
With spectacular foliage, blooms, fruits and seedheads, these underrated climbers will refresh your yard's less-than-lovely walls and fences
By Jill Morgan Published
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Underrated ground covers – 11 plants that will happily multi-task in bare, dry and shady spots, say gardening experts
Transform your yard with these overlooked and underrated ground cover plants
By Jill Morgan Published
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Best plants for a crevice garden – 7 miniature yet mighty plants that will thrive in extreme conditions
Crevice garden plants provide a tapestry of textures in tricky areas of your yard
By Jill Morgan Published
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9 nostalgic plants your grandparents loved to grow and nurture – and why you should grow them too
Growing nostalgic plants of yesteryear can boost well-being and bring beauty into back your yard
By Jill Morgan Published
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How to start a crevice garden this summer – and transform rocky areas of your yard with alpines, herbs and succulents, even in the shade
Discover how crevice gardens can pep up a sun filled or shady yard, boost your planting opportunities and make a nature inspired focal point
By Jill Morgan Published
