Notes on place and landscape in Nova Scotia. I recently created a separate WordPress blog to host my landscape architecture graduate student portfolio, where I have also started making the odd blog post. I anticipate that, if I get back to writing proper, dedicated Nova Scotia landscape-based blog posts, I will cross-post them between the two blogs. In the meantime, you can find me at Bluenose Gardener. I did not plan far enough in advance when I first created Bluenose Garden.

Garden Clubs in the Metro DC Region. How Local Gardeners Talk Online. DC Gardens is a nonprofit campaign to promote public gardens and gardening in the Washington, D. Browse the 16 major gardens or select a month to see what they all look like then. Almost all photos here are available for download. At no charge, with credit to the garden.

Living, Learning, Creating, Sharing. Thoughts on Gardens and those who garden. Luxuriously endowed and staffed gardens. They need to be respected and saved.

Resilient planting design for public urban spaces by Giacomo Guzzon. A pedestrian lingers in the generous herbaceous plantings between a bike park and the rail station. This rather simple planting is more easil.

It does and these are. And along the way to share some of the remarkable, quirky, bizarre and human stories that make garden history so enjoyable. Friday, 11 March 2016. Meet Thomas Ruddy, the blogging Victorian head gardener.

Of Kids and Kudzu for a Better World. We who worry and wonder about our social-media-obsessed youth and the future of horticulture found. Posted by Bob Hill on March 26, 2018. When Porches Feel like Garden Rooms. For decades I gardened on the edge of a wooded valley, which I could see. Posted by Susan Harris on March 23, 2018. Designs, Tricks, and Schemes. Forsythias need to be free. Posted by Elizabeth Licata on March 20, 2018.

Happy Valentines Day - which reminds me that our hearts should be focused on healthy vegetable gardening - why not consider growing our own from seed this year? Here is a pretty good reason why you might want to bother growing your own seedlings this year. You set up a lighting unit. You buy a plant timer. You use a propagtion mat. You use the best organic potting soil.

Topping off the rain gauge at midnight. how much more come morning? The ladies requested a little spring time reading. Pomarius Nursery welcomes the Garden Bloggers Fling. I love white lights str.

Thursday, February 19, 2015. Notes from Juniper Hill blog has moved to a new location and can now be found at www. This blog will still be here for accessing archival material, so please feel free to visit anytime. You will also be able to connect back to this site at any time from our new location. Wednesday, December 24, 2014. Wednesday, December 10, 2014. 160; Then, heres the event for you! At the b.