Mindful Fall Clean-Up for the Wildlife in our Garden
(Leaves are left to slowly decompose in the Tanner’s garden beds) Photo by Sabrina Tanner With the crispness of fall in the air, it’s the
(Leaves are left to slowly decompose in the Tanner’s garden beds) Photo by Sabrina Tanner With the crispness of fall in the air, it’s the
When speaking with a garden club recently, we spent quite a bit of time discussing how to use blue in the garden. Whether using blue
In early spring, it’s safe to say I’m in a state of ‘euphorbia euphoria.’ Clusters of otherworldly chartreuse flowers hover above many other perennials just
Today I’m sharing something I tried for the first time ever – how to refrigerate peony buds for months of blooms. And, as a bonus,
With spring upon us, I wanted to share my Top 3 Favorite Garden Tools with you. As a garden designer (and a garden fanatic!), you’d
Light and airy flowers, which I fondly call ‘bobbers,’ are one of the key components of a naturalistic garden. Despite their varying shapes (balls, umbels,
Nothing says ‘spring is on its way’ like seeing row after row of pretty primroses arrive at the nursery. The botanical name of a primrose
Pantone, the gurus of color, have chosen ‘Peach Fuzz’ as their 2024 Color Of The Year Normally I don’t pay much attention to trendy colors,
Winter berries in the garden are a treat for gardeners craving color during these cold and rainy months, but more importantly for hungry birds.
Pink flowers for the fall garden aren’t usually the colors gardeners think of, which is such a shame! When combined with fall’s traditional colors of
I can relate to this woman – swap out her lush green hillside with California’s crispy brown hills, and the picture would be complete.
Today I’m sharing a delicious elderflower cordial recipe, compliments of my elderberry tree. But first, a little info about this magnificent native plant that I