Some simple advice, even for the math-challenged A 53’ red semi-truck laden with 15 tons of fireworks leaves Cleveland on a 92-degree summer day...
Treading lightly in the garden
Tomorrow is election day. There has never been more on the line. I was torn about how to introduce today’s topic. So, I came up with this: How long...
Moving About
The Art of Circulation Design “Horticultural excellence in the garden can never compensate for a fundamentally bad layout”. In his book, Gardens Are...
“So, where are you from?”
Just a few thoughts on native vs. non-native plants “So, where are you from?” How you answer this sometimes depends on who is asking. If it’s...
Mini-Meadows
Broken mower? Nope. Just adding some diversity. Last week I wrote about proper watering, kinda hoping I’d jinx this drought. No such luck. Anyone in...
Deep Watering
A few things to consider when things get dry Remember when weather forecasters were relevant? Remember when you could look to the sky and see...
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...
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 tree hugger’s thoughts on touch
Does physical contact with plants help?* * I know I'm a couple days early with this one but I've got a full Monday coming up.....going out to some...
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