What is Gardening with Nature? Join Peter Wimberg, CEO/President, at our Milford office on February 6th from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. as we delve into a new way to see the home landscape:…
I recently visited a job where we’re sprucing up a pollinator garden that was installed this past spring. The plants, for the most part, made it through the summer, but…
How is your shade garden looking today? Does it continue to shine with a variety of colors and textures? Does it entice you to walk along its garden path on…
The fact that we are even discussing a chemical-free landscape is exciting. It wasn't that long ago that the answer to all landscape issues was a chemical treatment. In the…
We have come so far as gardeners. When I first started, gardening magazines would talk at great length about putting the garden to bed for the winter. We didn’t have…
Typically, when I’m fishing in the Gulf of Mexico, I spend my time scanning the water for schools of fish. This year was a bit different. As I waded out…
We often talk about microclimates: the subtle and sometimes not so subtle differences in growing conditions within a neighborhood, street, or landscape. The microclimates were on full display yesterday morning…
It’s not uncommon for pollinators, bees, and butterflies, to be drawn to new plants, still in their pots, waiting to be planted. When this happens now, I’m not surprised for…
“The crabapple standards at the start of our walk just had to go, they had become so overgrown and had been poorly pruned when we bought the house,” laughs Natalie…
While some gardeners may be lamenting the end of the summer season, we are looking forward to cooler, more comfortable days in the gardens when we are reinvigorated, and eager…