Berms - Raising the level of the ground even if only slightly for perimeter landscapes or heavily to create hill like structures is a great way to drown out traffic and noisy neighbors. Wood or stone fences - To be of ... Read More

1)    A fresh coat of paint on the front door in a lively color such as red or yellow 2)    Add a potted plant with all season color or leaf variegation such as Patriot Hosta 3)    Plant a summer bloomer near the door such ... Read More

Plant now for next year’s berry crop. Predictions are that food prices will be increasing drastically over the next few years. It takes about 2 to 3 seasons for berry plants to begin production. Planting this spring insures berries will ... Read More

So you've decided to plant a couple of trees in your landscape this weekend. What's the worst thing that could happen? An aching back? Blistered hands? Or maybe pulling back the lever on your rented Bobcat and realizing you've just ... Read More

I have been busy putting up pages for new plants over the past week. Some of the new plants are Juncus Blue Arrows,  Mahogany Ajuga,  Creeping Raspberry and Chocolate Mint (which I suggest planting in containers). A few plants making their return ... Read More

Post by guest blogger Cydney Langford: I am the firstborn child of nursery owner parents. Plants, not babies. I can attest firsthand that green thumbs are born, not made. I had all the qualifications and knowledge, and yet, I can’t keep ... Read More

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Perform these winter maintenance tips to protect your garden and landscape this year. Store empty pots to prevent cracking Take candles, glass containers or hurricanes inside Containers with plants that will remain outdoors should be wrapped with bubble wrap, foam wrapping or burlap ... Read More

While reading over some of my fave blogs yesterday, what a surprise it was to see Don Shadow's name mentioned in Martha Stewart's Blog. Don sure gets around. If he's not in the orient collecting seeds or plant clippings from ... Read More