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The Truth About English Ivy
July 24, 2012What is English Ivy? English Ivy (scientific name: Hedera helix) is a non-native, woody vine that has been a very traditional plant to use in gardens as ground covers or climbing vines. Although it has been used for decades, English Ivy is finally becoming less used as people realize the plant is becoming a very [...]
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Press Releases
June 22, 2012Our Press Releases will be coming soon. Stop back for links to current and past press releases.
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Space is the breath of air
April 18, 2012Frank Lloyd Wright. The space in your yard is just as important as the space in your home. Rooms can be created by themes and purposes outside in the yard just as they are inside allowing for a space to enjoy silence, a space that allows for entertaining guests, or a space that allows production of fruits and vegetables for use in the kitchen.
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Cold Crops
March 08, 2012Old crop (also called cool season) vegetables grow best in the cooler part of the growing season, in fact most cold crops appreciate a frost or two. The cool weather provides a better, almost sweetened flavor to the crop, where-as if these same crops were grown in summer they might taste bitter.
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Deciduous Interest
December 05, 2011Perhaps you have already purchased your winter greens, scavenged branches from local Christmas tree farms, and are looking for accents that wont cost you an arm and a leg; deciduous trees and shrubs could be your solution. Interesting colored stems could be a natural focal point for a wreath or centerpiece, contorted branches could be a great insert into your containers, and never forget the added essence of berries and nuts in your winter displays.
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