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June 14, 2010 1 Comment

With three cats, we're always fighting the problem of every upholstered surface getting covered in fur. It doesn't help that we have one black and two orange-and-white cats. When we saw the commercial

June 10, 2010 0 Comments

Since we're talking about pavers lately, I figured it may be useful to point out where they're available to look at and purchase. I'm a big fan of display yards, where they've taken

May 27, 2010 1 Comment

Yes, I do commercial design work as well. Not bid work- I'm a firm believer that when the only deciding factor is the lowest bid, everyone (including the client) loses- but work for

May 5, 2010 0 Comments

In amongst the craziness of spring, I took the time to slide by a flagstone patio/ dry-stacked fieldstone wall/ planting job I designed last spring. I have to say, I'm pretty happy with

April 8, 2010 0 Comments

Sorry for my absence from this blog- spring rush and all. But hey, ignore the tumbleweeds and check out the most amazing plant blog I've found! No quick hit and run posts with

March 26, 2010 0 Comments

Are you looking for landscape design ideas for small spaces? Be sure to check out my Landscape Packages page. I've created several simple yet elegant designs that will work in a majority of

March 22, 2010 0 Comments

If you're looking for a funky little accent plant, Pieris japonica is a great choice, and the variety 'Mountain Fire' seems to do pretty well in northern Virginia. What's also important is that

March 15, 2010 0 Comments

This is a boxwood I specify a fair bit. Why? Scale. Justin Brouwer stays tight and compact. The ones in the profile picture were taken at the home of the grower's relative. They

March 10, 2010 0 Comments

This is actually a fairly under-utilized plant, which is a darn shame. I love the Chinese Fringe Tree (chionanthus virginicus), partly because it's just so unusual that its blooms stop people in their

March 8, 2010 0 Comments

Looking to build a pond? That's a great idea. There's a whole industry that's grown up around residential backyard ponds over the last decade, so it's easier than ever to get your hands