My new theory on vegetable gardens is to grow what is easy and what you will use, that will not interfere with pretty parts of a landscaped and yard.
In my ever-continuing quest for improved health, this is what works for my family and me.
I have created converts with my 21-year-old son, who usually heads out the door in the morning with nothing in his stomach, and my husband, who knows he has to eat more greens.
I hope to influence anyone to create this […]
It’s fun to break away from the norm in design, but it is important not to “miss” when you do that. When I drove up to this client’s bright yellow house with orange trim, and saw the 12-foot banana tree in the back, I knew we were going to have fun.
The stone accents we wanted […]
So many aspects to this small space in the Museum District were fun. The first, which I found exciting, was the privacy screening we created for her back porch stoop. The latticework was made on site with cedar to prevent twisting. The top arch mirrors the arc over the back door, and the sunrays are […]
We had put in this stacked stonewall in October. Happily for us all the client was ready to move on in December with plants!
For this installation, we met the clients at Colesville nursery to pull specific conifers. We had looked on line, but there are so many new hybrids and variations of color, texture, and […]