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What’s Blooming in Late June: Flower Combinations to Try

Late June is a magical time in the garden. Early bloomers are fading, high summer stars are waking up, and with a little planning, your planting can h...

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Plant Notes: Golden Garden Trio

Have you ever seen a plant combination that stops you right in your tracks?

This one did that for me.

Last weekend, I was in the garden with my moth...

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How to Use Your ’Too Small’ Garden Corners Well

We’ve all had that moment: standing in part of the yard thinking,


"There’s just no room here."


But what if the space isn’t the problem? What if it...

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Why Some Corners of Your Yard Feel “Too Small” (Even When They’re Not)

I just got back from a rainy site visit—soaked to the skin in that classic “dripping down your collar” kind of way. But you know what? I was smiling t...

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Magnolia Dreams: Can You Really Grow One in Your Garden?

Have you ever stood under a blooming magnolia tree, looked up at those soft, creamy flowers, and thought... could I really grow one myself?

You’re no...

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Beyond Food: Small Tweaks for a Wildlife-Friendly Garden

At the very end of our curving stepping stone path, near a planting area filled with soft cranesbills and swaying grasses, we placed a simple large te...

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Grow for Wildlife: Best Plants for Bees & Butterflies

Do you dream of a yard that hums with bees, fills with birdsong, and sways with ornamental grasses? You might think the best way to welcome wildlife i...

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Garden Design Phases from Vision to Reality – Designing a Dream Garden Online

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the idea of designing your garden or unsure where to start, this story might be just what you need to spark some in...

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Why Defining Your Garden Style Matters

When I start designing a garden for a client, I always begin with one crucial step: uncovering their personal style. Why? Because a garden should feel...

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From Snow to Bloom: Designing a Dream Cottage Garden in Winter

Designing a garden is an exciting journey, and sometimes, the process begins long before the ground is ready to be worked. One of my favorite projects...

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Hold Off on Pruning! Garden Care & Wildlife Support for Fall-to-Winter Garden

As November rolls in and the garden begins its serene transition into winter, I wanted to focus on something contradictory that might transform how yo...

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How to Keep Your Garden Vibrant with Year-Round Color Planning

One question keeps popping up: How do I keep my garden looking vibrant through all seasons? Well, you’re in luck because that’s exactly what we’re div...

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