"Portable raised garden beds for the urban square foot gardener." I don't think I've ever written such a long blog title, but it works! It's exciting to be able to present some space efficient options for those of you…
22 Comments / 3634 View / December 4, 2009
This week’s new Garden World Report show is taking a fun turn for garden enthusiasts! Oprah does a yearly show around this time of the year where she presents her favorite products and does a giveaway. Oprah is not doing…
5 Comments / 370 View / December 1, 2009
Watch the “Garden Book and Blog Awards Show now! Â You can also watch the show on a larger player at GardenWorldReport.com I have a feeling if you are reading this blog post: 1. You are interested in gardening to some…
9 Comments / 1267 View / October 17, 2009
Don’t believe your eyes! These kids are not “working” in the garden, they are doing a lab experiment for biology class! (Photo courtesy of  Theresa Loe) Time is flying by. I can’t believe  my kids are in their 5th week…
5 Comments / 816 View / October 9, 2009
Los Angeles is experiencing an ongoing drought, but you wouldn't know it by the looks of the lush Edens I saw this weekend at the "Mar Vista Green Garden" tour. Living and gardening in Los Angeles is a year-round pleasure for…
11 Comments / 792 View / April 27, 2009
I had Chicago all wrong! Chicago IS a model for sidewalk garden urban chic and a shining example of urban renewal. I was expecting downtown Chicago to be another congested, concrete jungle, as is the case with many high…
12 Comments / 1655 View / August 23, 2008
Extreme lawn makeovers, or "xeriscape landscaping" is the use of low water plants to save water in the landscape. Water is a precious commodity these days and in my work as a landscape designer, I'm known for replacing thirsty…
10 Comments / 2137 View / January 30, 2008
