- May 29 2019
- Landscaping, Summer
- 2
A Garden Less Contained
May 29, 2019 Landscaping, Summer 2
Change is coming. A great shift from the rote and routine, schedules and deadlines. The walls of our compartmentalized lives are being razed, and the tethers loosened. Schools are racing to the finish line, and soon our lives will…
- Jul 11 2018
- Landscaping, Summer
- 0
Supplemental Watering: Why, When & How?
July 11, 2018 Landscaping, Summer 0
Wilted and withered, Summer began to rot on the vine. Her once dewy, fresh face grew sallow and somber under the impossible weight of hot, humid temperatures and lack of moisture. Her youth and vigor were fading fast. As…
- Jun 27 2018
- Landscaping, Summer
- 0
Learning the Language of Plants
June 27, 2018 Landscaping, Summer 0
We’ve slogged through June in hip waders amidst the persistent leaden, gray malaise. The air largely unstable and ostensibly resentful, like a teenage girl scorned. The few sunny days provided fleeting relief, but we were wary and suspicious, and we were…
- May 23 2018
- Landscaping, Summer
- 0
Memorial Day: Gateway to Summer
May 23, 2018 Landscaping, Summer 0
She stood slender and tall, majestic and noble, clad in her sapphire gown of petals and glittering diamonds of dew. She was, at once, royal and proud, yet demure and gracious. Posturing amidst the wind and rain. A beacon of loveliness and tenacity. A…
- Aug 30 2017
- Fall, Landscaping
- 0
Divide & Prosper
August 30, 2017 Fall, Landscaping 0
August, like a cherished, faded bloom, is being tucked away and pressed between the pages of an unwieldy book to be preserved and remembered as a sweet and affable time. Summer is dwindling and grows weary and worn, her…
- Jul 5 2017
- Company News, Landscaping
- 0
Skilled Labor Shortage & Its Far Reaching Affects
July 5, 2017 Company News, Landscaping 0
July, forward facing and fresh, tightened its grasp on the passed baton as June quickly faded from a race well run. The change was barely perceptible, until yesterday. Independence Day often marks the beginning of the end of…
- Jun 21 2017
- Landscaping
- 2
Welcoming Pollinators with Plants & Garden Practices
June 21, 2017 Landscaping 2
Like a thousand tiny lanterns flickering here and there amongst the fading light, the Fireflies made a rousing return to the evening landscape. Their debut seemed celebratory, and we were a captive audience. As the night sky deepened and darkened,…
- Jun 7 2017
- Landscaping
- 0
An Easy Guide to Supplemental Watering
June 7, 2017 Landscaping 0
The air was polluted with tiny tufts of cotton, which neither fell nor glided to the ground, but instead bounced around on the breeze like atoms pinging off each other before eventually descending and snagging onto any and every surface in…
- Jun 1 2016
- Landscaping
- 0
To Bee or Not to Bee
June 1, 2016 Landscaping 0
Ah, June. The sweetest of the Summer months. Gentle and blithe. Light and amiable. Warm and wholesome. She is but a peck on the cheek, called to court the child in us to frolic in her fields. Though it is…
- May 25 2016
- Landscaping
- 0
Less Contained
May 25, 2016 Landscaping 0
Change is coming. A great shift from the rote and routine, schedules and deadlines. The walls of our compartmentalized lives are being razed, and the tethers loosened. Schools are racing to the finish line, and soon our lives will follow…