- Nov 13 2019
- Landscaping, Winter
- 0
Perennials Provide Winter Interest & Much More
November 13, 2019 Landscaping, Winter 0
The sun hung over the landscape like a dimly lit bulb. Autumn seems to have become less festive, and more practical and austere as nature prepares for Winter. As we begin to put our landscapes to bed, despite the unseasonable…
- Jan 3 2018
- Landscaping, Winter
- 0
5 Yard and Garden Resolutions for 2018
January 3, 2018 Landscaping, Winter 0
Brittle like parchment, the arctic air sliced through the landscape with little resistance as it slashed and gnawed at flesh like a hungry, rabid beast. It was fit for no creature, great nor small. Experts call it a polar vortex. We call it Winter….
- Nov 9 2016
- Landscaping
- 0
Perennials Provide Winter Interest and More
November 9, 2016 Landscaping 0
The canopy grows thin as leaves hasten to their final resting place while light rushes through the skeletal silhouettes of trees. Autumn seems to have become less festive and more practical as nature prepares for Winter. As we begin to…
- Sep 17 2014
- Landscaping, Uncategorized
- 0
Autumn’s Supporting Roles
September 17, 2014 Landscaping, Uncategorized 0
The weekend presented a shining example of Fall’s excellence – beautiful weather and crisp, clear skies. Although the majority of foliage has yet to turn, there were examples of Fall’s distinct beauty in the many perennials, shrubs, and ornamental grasses. In addition…
- Apr 10 2012
- Landscaping, Spring
- 3
Going Native
April 10, 2012 Landscaping, Spring 3
I like the idea of “native” plants and landscapes and absolutely love wildflowers; however, native doesn’t always mean easier, insect free or even desirable. In fact, there are some widely held misconceptions that I’d like to dispel and some rules…