
Designing an HOA Garden You Love
Just part of my mom’s previous 1-1/2 acre garden. I’m especially excited about today’s topic: “Designing an HOA Garden You Love.” Over the years,

Just part of my mom’s previous 1-1/2 acre garden. I’m especially excited about today’s topic: “Designing an HOA Garden You Love.” Over the years,

Every spring, I look forward to new and exciting garden ideas from upcoming garden tours. Regardless of the garden’s size or style, I undoubtedly return

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,

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,

Visiting Seattle’s Kubota Garden is like taking a masterclass in the study of form and shape. Located in the middle of a quiet suburban neighborhood,

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

Designing a modified meadow in my new garden has been one of the most challenging yet most rewarding things I’ve ever created. Also known as

I love designing with ball-shaped flowers. Don’t get me wrong, I also adore spire-shaped flowers (click here if you missed that post!) However, there’s something about

Designing with spire-shaped flowers is one of the easiest ways to add a little sparkle, contrast, and visual motion to the garden, resulting in that

I love designing a window box for all four seasons. Not only because window boxes provide yet another opportunity to plant, but because they’re a

I originally wrote this post about transforming a side yard eight years ago. However, I’m re-writing this in honor of my friend who created this