- Jun 12 2024
- Landscaping, Summer
- 2
Contrast in the Landscape: Color, Shape & Texture
June 12, 2024 Landscaping, Summer 2
The Cottonwood’s downy seeds fell like snow. Drifting and swirling upon the air, some suspended momentarily as they sought the perfect landing place. Soon, they began to snag and accumulate. It was magical, slightly alarming, and a complete contrast to…
- May 8 2024
- Landscaping, Spring
- 2
Let’s Get Wild: Native Plants for Mother’s Day
May 8, 2024 Landscaping, Spring 2
With May’s prudence and seeming benevolence, we will finally be able to exhale as warming temperatures mean we can soon begin to plant. May, after all, means Mother’s Day, and Mother’s Day means flowers, so what better way to honor…
- Jul 26 2023
- Landscaping, Summer
- 3
Lofty Idea: Why Raised Beds Work For Everyone
July 26, 2023 Landscaping, Summer 3
Ponderous grows the landscape, sluggish is the lawn. The vibrant, lively hues of Summer ripen and languish. Glowing sprays of Goldenrod permeate the garden. Raised beds are perfect for tight spaces, questionable soil and short growing seasons. Sounds too good…
- Jul 19 2023
- Landscaping, Summer
- 2
The Art of Deadheading
July 19, 2023 Landscaping, Summer 2
Summer marched forth to the cadence of the cicada, stumbling ever so often, as her rhythm slowly became out of sync. Her easy going nature seemed strained, and her once verdant beauty disheveled and unkempt. A kind word and a…
- May 3 2023
- Landscaping, Spring
- 2
Girls Gone Wild: Native Plants for Mom
May 3, 2023 Landscaping, Spring 2
With May’s prudence and eventual benevolence, we will finally be able to exhale as warming temperatures mean we can soon begin to plant. May, after all, means Mother’s Day, and Mother’s Day means flowers, so what better way to honor…
- Jun 15 2022
- Landscaping, Summer
- 2
Contrast in the Landscape: Color, Shape & Texture
June 15, 2022 Landscaping, Summer 2
The Cottonwood’s downy seeds fell like snow. Drifting and swirling upon the air, some suspended momentarily as they sought the perfect landing place. Soon, they began to snag and accumulate. It was magical, slightly alarming, and a complete contrast to…
- May 4 2022
- Landscaping, Summer
- 1
Container Gardening: Limitless Possibilities
May 4, 2022 Landscaping, Summer 1
May sidled in, almost undetectable, on the tail end of an April storm. Thus far, she seemed a bit capricious, but hopes are high that she will bridge the gap to Summer with graciousness and generosity. May means planting –…
- May 5 2021
- Landscaping, Spring
- 0
Girls Gone Wild: Native Plants for Mom
May 5, 2021 Landscaping, Spring 0
With May’s prudence and benevolence, we are finally able to exhale as the warming temperatures mean we can soon begin to plant. May, after all, means Mother’s Day, and Mother’s Day means flowers, so what better way to honor Mom…
- Jul 29 2020
- Landscaping, Summer
- 0
The Art of Deadheading
July 29, 2020 Landscaping, Summer 0
Summer marched forth to the cadence of the cicada, stumbling ever so often, as her rhythm slowly became out of sync. Her easy going nature seemed strained, and her once verdant beauty disheveled and unkempt. A kind word and a…
- May 27 2020
- Landscaping, Summer
- 2
A Garden Less Contained
May 27, 2020 Landscaping, Summer 2
Change is coming. A great shift from the rote and routine, schedules and deadlines. The walls of our compartmentalized lives are slowly being razed, and the tethers loosened. Soon our lives will follow the arrhythmic beat of Summer’s drum. Memorial…