The pollinator gardens are starting their fall transition: most notably, the Focal Garden. The coneflowers have only a few remaining blooms, the ‘Blue Fortune’ Agastache is starting to fade, but still teaming…
Perhaps it’s from years of seeing landscaping firms adding large beds of mulch (with few plants) and pruning shrubs into submission that has many homeowners believing that their property is in…
Wimberg Landscaping is pleased to announce that we will be at the Ault in Bloom event Sunday, September 22, at the Ault Park Pavilion. We have an impressive collection of…
Now that your pollinator garden is growing strong the next step is caring for it and its residents. In the grand gardening scheme, a well-designed pollinator garden does not require…
I was never one to have a tidy garden, one in which the plants were a polite distance apart, everything was in neat lines and never a spent flower could…
It’s always fun when a client requests that all the sod be removed to make way for a new garden. It’s wonderful, too when the owner of a difficult yard,…
A lot of people ask me how we get our Wimberg gardens so lush. One trick, let go. I was checking on Peter Wimberg's garden and saw the perfect illustration…
When fall settles in, gardeners get busy and they get busy fast. It seems like every garden chore hits us at once and we feel like we’re scrambling to get…
By now you know the approaching fall season is a great time to plant new trees and shrubs. But how do you know if your landscape needs more trees and…
My desire to garden more for pollinators is rewarding me in spades. I gave this little garden in the park’s adopt-a-plot area a slight makeover: editing repetitive plants, weeds and…