Tactile Borders
Enjoying the garden is a tactile experience, and that usually comes as a surprise. We don’t pay enough attention to...
Enjoying the garden is a tactile experience, and that usually comes as a surprise. We don’t pay enough attention to...
It’s rainy and warm, a lot more like March than January. I worry a little bit that the bulbs are...
Nature stepped quietly into the end of the year, wrapped in a sleepy drizzle that turned to fog before it...
The calendar says winter is here, but nature begs to differ. It’s still so warm and humid, a weather pattern...
Terraria seem to have come back in fashion, during my last trip to the plant nursery I’ve seen containers of...
Isn’t this beautiful? Few annuals are easier to grow than marigolds, a quality that makes them so ubiquitous one tends...
Perennial gardens look their best in May. It is the month of peonies and roses, irises and bleeding hearts. Everything...
The garden is still hesitating, the larger flowers haven’t sprung yet but the tiny ones coverthe flower beds with a cheerful patchwork of mostly...
Most gardeners, sometimes not knowingly, have an idealized image of what a garden should be and aspire to recreate it, slightly altered...