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Welcome Spring with Early Blooming Perennials
It’s fun to watch for early spring flowers to appear in your garden. Helps to temper gray skies and soggy days. Now’s the time to start planning your garden’s design. Read more
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Embracing Witch Hazel: A Year-Round Garden Delight
The post celebrates the unexpected blooming of a Witch Hazel plant, emphasizing its significance in garden design. The author, a garden designer, discusses the importance of creating spaces that are both beautiful and functional, praising the Witch Hazel’s vibrant late fall flowers and its role in enhancing the garden’s aesthetic and ecological balance. Read more
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Dreaming of Naturalistic Gardens?
Whether you want to add grasses and pollinators to an traditional perennial garden, create a meadow garden, or a mix of both, my class will teach how. Read more
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Eco-Friendly Elegance: Crafting One-of-a-Kind Gardens for Every Season
If your landscape looks overgrown and so so, it’s time to book a landscape consultation to start design planning for a spring installation. Read more
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Recent Photos from a Client
In this late summer pollinator flower garden, what your senses experience is bigger than what fits in the lens of a camera. You get more than you see. Read more
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A happy garden and Early Spring Flowers
Winter weary senses rejoice in the very early spring blooming plants. In a front garden they greet coming and going. The flowers beckon you to linger and engage your senses. It’s the best kind of treat–for you and the neighborhood. Read more