Harmony in the Garden
with Rebecca Sweet
Recent blog posts
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How to use Blue in the Garden
When speaking with a garden club recently, we spent quite a bit of time discussing how to use blue in the garden. Whether using blue
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Euphorbia Euphoria
In early spring, it’s safe to say I’m in a state of ‘euphorbia euphoria.’ Clusters of otherworldly chartreuse flowers hover above many other perennials just
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Refrigerate Peony Buds for Months of Blooms
Today I’m sharing something I tried for the first time ever – how to refrigerate peony buds for months of blooms. And, as a bonus,
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My Top 3 Favorite Garden Tools
With spring upon us, I wanted to share my Top 3 Favorite Garden Tools with you. As a garden designer (and a garden fanatic!), you’d
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Light and Airy Flowers for a Naturalistic Garden
Light and airy flowers, which I fondly call ‘bobbers,’ are one of the key components of a naturalistic garden. Despite their varying shapes (balls, umbels,
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Pretty Primroses
Nothing says ‘spring is on its way’ like seeing row after row of pretty primroses arrive at the nursery. The botanical name of a primrose