Time for a Heavy Hand
Some plants thrive. Others overwhelm. Our mountain mint is quite happy. Too happy in fact. It’s a vigorous plant, that’s no secret. Couple that with our amazing soil and the…
Some plants thrive. Others overwhelm. Our mountain mint is quite happy. Too happy in fact. It’s a vigorous plant, that’s no secret. Couple that with our amazing soil and the…
Gardens evolve. This is not a still life painting we’re creating with our gardens, but a living, growing, expanding life that will do as it pleases. Those new to gardening…
Chase away the winter blues with our winter garden lecture series. January: A Balanced Approach to Garden Design: Working with native and cultivated plants in your new garden. Presented by…
We are excited to share that the Ohio Landscaping Association presented Wimberg Landscaping with a Merit Award for our Wasson Way Garden, at the corner of Paxton and Wasson, near…
If we had to award prizes to plants for best in show, the ceremony would be ridiculously long. The conductor would strike up the orchestra, signaling us to wrap it…
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…
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…
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…
When I began gardening, more years ago than I want to admit, I learned quite a bit about putting the garden to bed. I was taught now’s the time to…
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…