My presentation on the “Beautiful Edible Garden” at Epcot’s International Flower and Garden Festival was a hit last week in Florida! After a detailed 45-minute presentation, my audiences stuck around for another 30 minutes or so to take photos…
10 Comments / 2586 View / April 8, 2009
Edible gardens are gaining in popularity across the nation and new gardeners are hungry for planting and design tips. I encourage people to get the most of their yards and take advantage of every inch of sun-kissed space.Â
8 Comments / 1663 View / March 25, 2009
I enjoyed an artichoke recently that was so delicious and "meaty" that I couldn't stop thinking about it for a few days. The artichoke was grilled, somewhat charred and I devoured it, sans dip. I was fantasizing about a dressing…
8 Comments / 2128 View / March 8, 2009
I wasn’t planning to garden today. Then I saw how nice my clients were maintaining their yard and felt like a hypocrite! I’ve been procrastinating starting my yearly, winter ornamental grass maintenance because I’ve been distracted by my vegetable garden….
6 Comments / 985 View / March 1, 2009
So it’s cold outside, yea, yea we know. Â You may not feel like spending time outdoors in the garden, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t create a pretty container garden vignette for your patio to enjoy from indoors. You…
5 Comments / 1181 View / February 23, 2009
Preserving great gardens is a priority to me. I applaud the efforts of organizations like The Garden Conservancy that dedicates itself to restoring and maintaining public and private gardens throughout the country.
5 Comments / 335 View / February 20, 2009
I grew up in the inner city where graffiti was a common sight.
Graffiti was plastered on buildings, bus stops, billboards, freeway signs, bridges, churches, government buildings- the more outrageous the location, the greater pride the “tagger” felt.
18 Comments / 2598 View / February 17, 2009
