By: Sarah Geiger-Behm You may have heard people bad-mouthing honeysuckle and wondered to yourself why anyone would get worked up by a flowering shrub. On the one hand, honeysuckle is…
This recent dip in the temperature, or shall I say arctic plunge, reminds me of a winter not so long ago when we lost a fair number of plants to…
Wimberg Landscaping is celebrating 45 years in business. What began as a neighborhood business in Hyde Park in the 1970’s with Peter and John Wimberg, has grown to a business…
It may be a cliché, but I do enjoy making a few New Year’s resolutions, but mine are of the garden variety. For one, I find them more forgiving and…
Join us for a special screening of the documentary Five Seasons: The Gardens of Piet Oudolf at the Mariemont Theatre. Immerse yourself in the world of renowned garden designer Piet…
I recently lamented how fast this season has gone by. I’m not sure if this experience is exclusive to those who garden. Aren’t all gardeners busy planting, dividing, editing, or…
Spring? What about summer? This year has flown by. As I scroll through my camera’s photo library, I see the gardens we planted for clients and the gardens at our…
There’s a garden that runs the length of our office. This short garden, where all plants remain under two feet tall, offers me an opportunity to experiment with plants that…
Your eyes may not be deceiving you. While we are planning our summer trips south, the ruby-throated hummingbirds are making their way to Ohio. Preparing accommodations for our summer guests…
Nothing says spring like the mad dash to the local nursery on Mother’s Day to purchase hanging baskets, and trays of annuals for massive displays of color. For many it’s…