by Christie Dustman | May 18, 2017 | Containers, Garden Design, Gardening, Urban environment
Get a jump on summer with abundant flowers in your containers! Unlike the limited palette of early spring, the long summer season offers a huge array of bloom and foliage colors. Let us customize your containers to your color preference, style flair and property...
by Christie Dustman | Oct 6, 2016 | Containers, Garden Design, Plants
Contributed by Tim Wholey Reflecting on this past summer, one word jumps out – RAIN – or more specifically, the lack of it. It was one of the hottest and driest on record. We added “deep watering” to our garden maintenance regime this past summer and let many hoses...
by Christie Dustman | Jan 14, 2016 | Containers, Perennial plants, Plants
Contributed by Lynn Hutchinski I don’t know about you, but about this time of year I start to get a little stir-crazy. The holidays are over – the fun and energy and bright colors are gone – and it’s cold and snowy out there and no way will I be heading to my...
by Christie Dustman | Nov 19, 2015 | Conifers, Containers, Four-season interest
Submitted by Tim Wholey It seems like just last week we were discussing changing out our summer containers, but that was over two months ago now! People are already starting to ask when we will be making the switch over to our winter arrangements. I am still trying to...
by Christie Dustman | Aug 26, 2015 | Containers, Design, Four-season interest, Perennial plants
Contributed by Tim Wholey Every year around this time we send kids back to school, dodge increased traffic and get the feel of shorter days, cooler nights, and hints of the crisp scents of autumn. Our gardens and seasonal containers also start showing their age but...
by Christie Dustman | Nov 11, 2014 | Containers, Design
My annuals are fading and my hosta is mushy. The cold predicted for the end of this week will certainly kill anything freezeable. Bye bye to summer and fall. But instead of being sad, I am excited. In a couple weeks I get to do one of my favorite things: make...