Feng Shui and gardening go hand in hand. Those who practice Feng Shui can learn most of the core concepts simply through the study of nature and its patterns. Some examples of these patterns include the seasons, movements of the … Continue reading →
Pruning is one of those things that produces the best results when it’s done gradually and consistently over time. For most of us this fact alone is daunting, but when you add in the specialized knowledge that is required to … Continue reading →
If you live in the Pacific Northwest and you educate yourself about gardening you can have plants blooming in your yard year round. That’s right, even in the cold and muddy end of winter you can go out and pick … Continue reading →
Bare root plants are dormant perennials (trees, shrubs, vines, berries, roses, peonies, flowering shrubs) that are grown, removed from the soil and packed up without any soil around the roots, thus the name “bare root”. As long as the plants … Continue reading →