As discussed during the last blog the ASLA, or American Society of Landscape Architects, releases what they feel will be the upcoming trends for the year. Based on feedback from Landscape Architects the ASLA shares what trends they are currently seeing within the industry. These results are based on both single and multi family residential […]
Each year the ASLA, or American Society of Landscape Architects, releases what they feel will be the upcoming trends for the year. This is based on feedback from registered Landscape Architects as to what type of projects they have been working on, and what trends they are seeing within the industry. The results they share […]
We have reached the time of the year when things are cold, and brown…and dreary. Many of us spend this time looking through gardening magazines and books or scrolling through Pinterest looking for inspiration to strike for the upcoming years projects. But sometimes photos just cannot replace the smell of soil. Let’s be honest the […]
Its the time of year for resolutions…so what is your gardening resolution? While you are planning your goals for 2019 why not add one more? A gardening goal! It might seem like in this cold, grey time of year gardening is the furthest thing from your mind. But it is never to early to start […]
These spinach balls make an excellent appetizer. They can be made ahead and warmed up another time. You can even freeze them with parchment paper between the layers. Experiment with different types of herbs and cheese. Ingredients: 6 cup fresh spinach leaves trimmed (will make 2/3 cup once cooked and squeezed) 3 cup boiling water […]
Are you wondering what to get the gardener in your life this holiday season? Here are some gift ideas! 1. Garden Journal – Journals are a great place to plan next seasons garden. You can plant your garden layout, what types of plant you want to try and take notes from books or magazines you […]
Looking to try something different for a Thanksgiving side dish? These roasted vegetables are delicious and easy to make. They can even be made ahead and reheated! Ingredients: 1 pound Brussels sprouts, trimmed and halved 1 – 2 sweet potatoes, chopped into 3/4” – 1” cubes 2 cloves garlic, minced 1/3 cup olive oil 1/4 […]
Fall is a great time of year to organize, repair and clean your garden tools. After a season of working hard in the landscape it is a good idea to put your tools away in top shape. That was in the spring you can get gardening ASAP! The following a short checklist of tasks you […]
As the growing season winds down it can be a little depressing. But it is not over! It just is outside! This time of year you can plant an indoor herb garden to give you a mood boost and keep you gardening all winter long. It will also give your taste buds a boost too! […]
Fall is the time to plant fall bulbs! You can plant bulbs anytime from September when things start to get chilly, on through fall until the ground is frozen. If you can dig, you can plant them. Different bulbs require different depths, so it is very important to read the packaging. Here are some general […]
