What My Plants Taught Me About Wind: Designing for Invisible Forces
I used to think of wind as a nuisance—something to block, avoid, or simply endure in the garden. But over time, I noticed my plants …
I used to think of wind as a nuisance—something to block, avoid, or simply endure in the garden. But over time, I noticed my plants …
Ice will snap branches, flatten shrubs, and turn your yard into a frozen graveyard. But not these plants. These 22 green gladiators don’t just survive …
You don’t need a cathedral to feel close to God—just the right garden. Imagine sitting among the same plants mentioned in scripture. Fragrant, peaceful, grounding. …
Your garden shouldn’t disappear when you do. All that beauty, that knowledge, those rare cuttings passed down or hunted down—they’re worth more than you think. …
IYou’re holding everyone together—but who’s taking care of you? Between doctor visits, school runs, and a never-ending list of “Can you just…,” it’s easy to …
Go on vacation. Stay gone. Your garden’s got this. Some plants don’t need babysitting. No daily watering, no sad drooping leaves, no dramatic death scenes …
Some gardens come alive when the sun sets. But what’s truly fascinating is how certain plants wait for the dark—to bloom, to release scent, even …
Rain changes everything. Light shifts, soil breathes, and if you pay close attention—the scent of your garden transforms. I wanted to take that further. Could …
What happens when you stop planting and start trusting what the soil gives you? For one full year, I let my garden grow only volunteer …
In a world that glorifies constant planting, tending, and harvesting, doing nothing felt radical. But after years of depleted beds and stubborn pests, I decided …