Focus on Flowers

I have a number of plants that, when in bloom, are repeated throughout the garden...

In this double edition of Profiles, we speak with two influential pop music critics.

A new recording from the Phemius Consort situates Thomas Kingo and Danish hymnody in the wider context of the baroque sound world.

Color combinations can make plant neighbors “pop” and show us that more of the one thing is not always better.

Scott Witzke interviews the author of The Sword & the Pen: A Life of Lew Wallace.

Sometimes plants are given names that identify them with their geographical origin.

Patrick O’Meara speaks with Loren Landau, the Henry J. Leir Chair in Migration Studies at Tufts University.

Many gardens don’t have room for such big plants! But in those that do, Joe Pye weed is sure to please both humans...and butterflies.

We're marking the 20th anniversary of the passing of Thomas Binkley, a pioneer in the field of medieval music and founder of IU’s Early Music Institute.

In this two-part Profiles, we interview a popular legal correspondent and the man called the “most famous unknown painter in America.”