My husband and I both work long hours in demanding environments. At the end of each day there’s nothing so relaxing as the moments we spend in our garden. The summer months of extended daylight enable us to enjoy the visual beauty of our shrubs, trees, and flowers. As the sun recedes, we find ourselves reluctant to retreat from our oasis of calm. So we frequently extend our stay beneath the moonlight and stars. This is the quietest reverie of subtle shapes and hidden dreams. Our senses are indulged by a myriad of tiny blossoms and their subtle perfumes which float in the breeze. We have friends who appreciate similar moments and have developed their own strategies for evening display. Here are some useful ideas for establishing a night...