I’m always looking for new ways to display plants in the landscape or in container gardens. When your “day job” is as a garden designer, it’s par for the course. Here are two my my latest unconventional succulent plant displays…
16 Comments / 1522 View / May 6, 2010
Do you have a favorite garden blog that you visit frequently? (Hint, hint!) Does it feature incredible writing, photographs and offer you a never-ending  source of  garden inspiration? Nominate it for a “Mouse and Trowel” award! The Mouse and Trowel…
0 Comments / 147 View / April 29, 2010
The latest "Garden World Report Show" is a fun, garden-design extravaganza with highlights from the San Francisco Flower and Garden Show 2010! Are you ready for some fresh and innovative ideas for your garden this spring? In addition…
6 Comments / 435 View / April 26, 2010
These  gorgeous, three-tier container gardens were spotted in front of the Fairmont Hotel in Chicago where I stayed this week. The  first thing that caught my attention was the copper containers themselves and then I noticed how dynamic the plant arrangement…
9 Comments / 1563 View / April 23, 2010
Do you prefer to use common names for plants or are you a botanical Latin maven? As a professional landscape designer and garden communicator who does a lot of public speaking and television, I HAD to learn botanical Latin. It’s…
14 Comments / 3002 View / March 17, 2010
is the theme for the of the Garden World Report Show as well as a number of other exciting stories. This is the first show of the new season for the Garden World Report which is now being shot…
2 Comments / 1233 View / March 11, 2010
Shirley has been a busy girl these days! I'm designing landscapes in Los Angeles, producing and hosting an online garden TV talk show, the"Garden World Report," and I have a new venture I'm kicking off today! I was invited to participate along…
41 Comments / 892 View / February 23, 2010
