Creating attractive plant partnerships is the key to creating an attractive garden bed. In deciding which plants to group together, it is important to consider the following: ...read more

“Old-fashioned favorites” – the flowers that graced our grandmothers’ gardens – were made popular in another era, but look just as beautiful in our own gardens today. Lovely ruffled peonies, majestic foxglove, charming columbine and stately spires of hyssop have stood the test of time, proving to be both durable and beautiful. If you want to add elegance to your garden, look for these “old-fashioned favorites” at your local garden center: ...read more

You don’t need a large yard or massive garden beds to create a beautiful garden. You can surround yourself with nature’s beauty by creating a lush oasis or a serene garden retreat in a small space. Small gardens abound in cityscapes where garden space is at a premium, but they can also be a joy for home owners with larger yards. In larger landscapes, small gardens can be used to frame entry areas, showcase prized plants, differentiate outdoor “rooms” or create intimate corners that invite pleasant conversation and quiet reflection. ...read more