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Container Gardens for a Flower Filled Life
There’s no question cut flowers are having a moment. You can feel it everywhere. In magazines, on Instagram, in workshops, and in the growing excitement around flower farming and flower arranging. People are craving flowers that feel beautiful and personal. We’re bringing them into our homes not just for special occasions but as…
Why Spring Is the Best Time to Set Up Drip Irrigation for Containers
Spring has officially arrived, and if you’re anything like me, that first hint of warmth has you itching to get back in the garden, pondering your containers and what you’ll tuck into them this season. But before the shopping and planting frenzy begins, there’s one thing I’d encourage you to…
The Art of Selection: Crafting a Stunning Container Garden with the Right Plants
As garden centers burst at the seams with an array of plants in all sorts of pretty colors and interesting textures, the task of plant selection can at times seem daunting. But following a few nifty guidelines and simply decoding the plant tag will help you select plants that will give you success…
Designing a Container Garden for Sensory Delight
Container gardens offer a fantastic opportunity to craft a lasting experience that engages, sight, smell, touch, even taste, right outside your door whether it’s at your front entry, balcony or patio. Plus, sensory stimulation enhances our well-being. At this point in my career, incorporating the five senses into my container garden designs and…
Growing Citrus in the Pacific Northwest
Citrus, the fragrant, fruit-bearing beauty Citrus has a special place in my heart. When most people think of citrus, they think of its fruit, but some citrus is grown for its fragrant leaves and flowers. It’s all of this and more for me. My parents have been taking care of kumquat trees since…
Bring a Sunny Disposition to Your Container Plantings
There’s just something about yellow. Last month, I shared that tete a tetes signify the arrival of spring for me. I recently found myself thinking about what is it about tete a tetes that makes me feel so cheerful and happy. Is it something as simple as their color? Yellow symbolizes happiness. One…
Repotting Your Indoor Plants
Does your baby need new shoes? Are your plant’s roots cramped into tight quarters? It might be time to move your plant into a bigger pot. Before you get started, you’ll want to make sure it needs more space. The best time to assess your plant’s repotting needs is in spring, as this…
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