Sharing historical wisdom, seasonal observations, and honest documentation of a garden in the making.
A Personal Gardening Challenge to Return to Basics As we welcome another gardening season, I’m excited to share a special journey with you, one that’s a little different from the usual plant-buying spree at the garden center. This year, I’m embracing a challenge that’s close to my heart: getting back…
This year, I’m stripping back the layers of consumerism to rediscover the basics of gardening, where the value lies not in the quantity of plants we own, but in the depth of our relationship with each one.
Seed starting indoors can be an exciting endeavor for any gardener. Be sure to avoid these 5 common mistakes.
Jens Jensen was a pioneering landscape architect whose work left an indelible mark on the American landscape. Jensen’s visionary perspective on landscape architecture as a powerful social force, seamlessly integrating art, nature, and community.
Born in 1869, at a time when society rarely acknowledged the role of women in the design of outdoor spaces, Ellen shattered conventions with her unwavering passion for gardening.
Are you ready to roll up your sleeves, get your hands in the dirt, and make a real difference for our little buzzing friends? Building a pollinator-friendly flower garden isn’t just about planting pretty flowers; it’s about creating a place for the creatures that keep our world in bloom.