Depths of Color in the Summer Garden

Here is an example of the depth of color you can have in mid June with perennials. In the foreground are the Annabelle hydrangeas, then purple phlox and in the far back purple coneflower. It takes about 3 years for these plants to mature and stand up on their own, but it is […]

By |2017-08-08T12:55:43-04:00June 14th, 2011|

We’ve been having fun…. deep in the heart of Spring!

A picture is worth a thousand words. Here are a few of the gardens we have collaborated on and developed with our clients.  They include improved drainage, stone details, hardy plantings and simple maintenance. Prices ranged on these from $2000.00 to $5000.00.

Parterre on Monument Avenue

Careful planning was the important aspect of […]

By |2017-08-08T12:55:46-04:00May 17th, 2011|

Daffodil Fields for Ever (Allow Me to Digress)

Let me take you down … to the sea side town of Anacortes in upper Washington State.

There my daughter and I took a small plane excursion with our cousin Mark, a fully licensed captain, who flies for a major air line.

We met him at the small runway; crawled into […]

By |2017-08-08T12:55:50-04:00April 14th, 2011|

What’s What With Spring Colors in the Landscape!

Color is emerging this time of year quickly.  It is fun to know what you are seeing at times.

Yellow

  • Winter jasmine- A clear yellow flower on masses of evergreen leaves. The first yellow you see!
  • Forsythia has a larger growth habit with no evergreen leaf at all.
  • Bulbs like crocuses (also white and purple) and daffodils.

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By |2017-08-08T12:55:53-04:00March 8th, 2011|
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