Garden Architecture Blog

I walked down Haywood Street in West Asheville a couple of times today and yesterday, while getting my car window shield replaced (a chip mo...

After the second season, the Rudbeckia triloba plants in front were unceremoniously moved to the back, above the wall.  It's a short-liv...

It's always inspiring to read about new urban parks like this one; this article in the New York Times describes a vibrant, naturalistic...

Sunflowers at Biltmore

The telephone pole out front has enjoyed our morning glory plantings for a number of years. Yes, they're weedy.  Yes, they require thinn...

The filet pole beans are coming in now, as are the climbing squash (winter squash varieties).  And, I've been harvesting tomatoes and ea...

What's interesting me now, especially, as I've transitioned to volunteer outreach, is how those of us who are keen and passionate a...