Garden Exploration: Spring in a Brooklyn Terrace Garden

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Spring has sprung! Come with us as longtime Gardenista contributor Marie Viljoen leads us through her blooming Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn garden.

Labrador tea flowers with a background of black snakeroot’s purple leaves.

Black snakeroot, arugula, and foamflower share a pot with prickly ash.

A black raspberry is trained against a wall.

Classic Clematis ‘Jackmanii’ growing on a birch pole trellis.

Allium schubertii has large, loose blooms.

Rosa ‘Julia Child’ shares a pot with fragrant nemesias, emerging lilies, and allium.

Australian finger lime sits in a terracotta pot.

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