written by Lisa Briggs
Whether you plan to use them to screen unsightly views, or to provide focal points in your landscape, ornamental grasses are a great way to add structure and texture to your garden.

written by Lisa Briggs
No one wants to be the first to say it, but here we go. The Solstice was a few weeks ago and even though we are under the spell of the dog days, astronomically summer is on the wane.

written by Lisa Briggs
It’s July, and one of my favorite shrubs is beginning to come into glorious bloom. Can you guess?

written by Lisa Briggs
All of the heat we’ve experienced this week has combined with the predicted rain may mean that plants will be especially vigorous.

written by Lisa Briggs
It’s June and by the end of the month, many a gardeners’ most hated day of the entire summer will be here – the annual emergence of the dreaded Japanese Beetles.

written by Lisa Briggs
Early summer is an especially nice time to start a garden journal. Your what-to-do-in-the-garden-today lists have shortened and everything is just so achingly beautiful.

written by Lisa Briggs
After a wet April, the month of May, was pretty dry. There’s no way to predict what June, and the rest of summer has in store for us weather-wise.

written by Lisa Briggs
I’ve gardened in some pretty eclectic styles-a suburban arboretum, a restored native woodland and currently, a Japanesque landscape.

written by Lisa Briggs
It seems as though the pace of setting up for spring is faster every year, but this season is especially frenzied.

written by Lisa Briggs
May is many a gardener’s favorite month, and this year even more so!