Garden Architecture Blog

From left to right: coral honeysuckle, fothergilla, Euonymus, mountain laurel, Leucothoe, Aquilegia, with Christmas ferns and bloodroot, and...

It's been wonderful to see how the front woodland garden along the path is flourishing this spring, along with the "foundation...

It was so nice to see the woodland border thriving, in spring guise, returning from the mountains to the Piedmont in the final stages of rel...

I've been paring down my gardening and natural history books, with upcoming consolidation to a smaller living space. It's an interes...

As we get ready to pass on an old house (built in 1929) and relatively new garden (we've been here 22 years) to the next owners, I'm...

I cleaned up the main vegetable garden in the Piedmont today.  I meant to get a photo this afternoon, but time got away, with pulls of other...

I really like to promote 4-season vegetable gardening here in the Carolinas. There's no reason not to grow winter-hardy vegetables (kale...

I signed the listing papers today for our house in the Piedmont of SC. The house looks good. It’s a great house, with good presence. Built ...

I spent the day at the Davidson Horticultural Symposium.  It was great, full of thought-provoking presentations and interactions with fellow...

As my gardening companion and I prepare to leave a garden (really a low-maintenance native plant-dominated landscape) that we've created...