Are you looking to fill in some space in your garden? Did you lose any plants over the winter this year? Isn’t there some coveted bloomer that you’ve been waiting to find at the right price? If you live in … Continue reading →
What could be better than a garden with a family history? Maybe a lushly green and scented oasis in a desert? What if somehow you could have both at once? You can if you visit Tucson Botanical Gardens: the 5 … Continue reading →
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 →
When I first moved to the PNW I thought of camellias as plants for old ladies’ gardens. To me the camellias were background for the other more important and flashier plants. This is my 20th winter in the PNW and … Continue reading →