Gardening like an artist means growing flower seeds with intention and choosing plants that belong in your garden. Whether they tell a great story or create a beautiful color scheme. Learning to select seeds with intention is key.
Designing a garden from scratch can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. In my latest post, I’m sharing the process I’m using to create my new Kentucky garden—from studying historic garden design principles to choosing the right plants for the right place. Whether you’re starting with a blank slate or reimagining an existing space, these timeless design elements will help you create a garden that’s both beautiful and sustainable.
Transform your outdoor space with simple, natural winter patio ideas using foraged evergreens, grapevines, and garden finds. Get inspired to create cozy, eco-friendly winter décor for your patio all season long.
The arts and crafts movement, born in the late 19th century, was a rebellion against the soulless churn of industrial mass production. It championed handmade craftsmanship, natural materials, and designs that felt authentic and grounded. Arts and crafts garden design is relevant to today’s gardens.
Discover inspiring backyard garden ideas as I start building a new garden in Kentucky Zone 6B. This article discusses why we moved and what to expect from Garden Moxie.
Discover how a 1947 garden article inspired me to grow vintage blue flowers from seed. Follow my Michigan basement gardening adventure with Desert Bells, Baby Blue Eyes, Blue Woodruff, and more classic blue beauties recommended by Vita Sackville-West.