The naturalistic planting style feels carefree and slightly wild. There are colors, movement, bees, and butterflies. It speaks directly to our senses—...

It doesn’t matter whether you're new to gardening or a seasoned pro; it’s as exciting to plan new tulip combinations for the spring. Tulips are one of...

I have been thinking a lot lately about micro changes you can do in your garden to make it even more enjoyable.

Sometimes there are seasons in your l...

Trees are a serious issue, so to speak. I don’t take placing a tree light-heartedly as it takes trees many years, often decades, to mature and grow in...

Trees offer more than just functionality, as we discussed in the previous blog post —trees bring a touch of natural beauty that enhances the aesthetic...

Garden owners have two critical moments in their life regarding color in their planting areas.

They happen when:

1. you start planning a new garden o
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When I visited this site for the first time, I was fascinated by its proximity to nature. You would see a seaside bay through the strip of deciduous t...

When it comes to garden design, we often focus on the plants and flowers that make up the garden. But what about the structures that form the framewor...

In the previous blog post we wrote lists to look back, learn and prepare for the new growing season.(Did you finish the exercises we did last week? Ar...

It's cold outside, and your garden is hibernating under snow. You long for all things green - the thriving plants and the burst of growth.

It's so fa...

The winter gives us a fantastic opportunity to think about the colors in our garden. White snow or a neutral palette of dark soil and brown branches b...

It was a still, grey day. The clouds were hanging low, water dripped from the eaves, and fog lingered around us. The grounds were empty, almost with n...