A peek inside the world of tiny Have you ever imagined the earth being perched upon the tip of a tiny pinhead with a giant’s finger ready to flick...
Searching for Shapes in the Garden
How plant forms impact our design decisions Let’s talk about recycling. No, I won’t be climbing on my soapbox (if you’ve read ANYTHING I’ve written,...
Straight or meandering. Who doesn’t love a good line?
Lines are everywhere. A few thoughts on how to use them in your garden. I don’t care who you are. Who doesn’t love a good line? Maybe it’s...
Plants and memories
Similar to photo albums, our gardens tell us stories It’s amazing how we can remember the year our favorite song came out but struggle to recall a...
It’s Hip to Be Square
Why curves aren’t always the answer “When in doubt, round it out.” To look around today’s landscape, one must wonder if this is the designer’s...
Herbs. They’re not just for eating
9 Herbs (and flowers) to consider as natural pesticides Herbs are the spice of life. They can turn an otherwise bland meal into a savory dish you’ll...
A Fountain Without the Fuss
Creating a pond-less water feature Does this sound familiar? Dig a hole in your backyard, throw in a rubber liner, put many rocks around the...
The Evolving Garden
As time moves on, our gardens WILL change Have you ever remodeled a room in your home because its current appearance and function no longer fit your...
Taking a shallow dive into garden philosophy
Letting go of perfection and permanence I’ve never been one to seek out the difficult path. Like many, I am not opposed to taking on a challenge now...
Plants come and go but Rocks are forever
A few things to consider when using rocks in your garden. Rocky top, rock city, rock gardens, rock lobster, rock & roll. Guess what I’ll be...
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