Woodland Garden: Mid May brings lots of little surprises
Mid May is an exciting time in the woodland garden when spots of colour break the beauty of the spring greens.
Exploring the woodland garden: Creeping phlox explodes with colour
Early May in the woodland garden brings with it a rush of new birds from warblers to orioles and hummingbirds. In addition creeping phlox is beginning to put on its spring show in our front garden.
Exploring the woodland garden: The week of epimediums
Week two at the end of April in the spring woodland garden introduces the world of epimediums, trilliums, ferns and more.
Exploring the backyard spring woodland/wildlife garden
Exploring the early spring woodland wildlife garden with the aim of really seeing the surprises that await us.
Taking on Ticks in the woodland garden
Ticks can be both a real nuisance as well as dangerous. Here are some steps you can use to control and deter them in your garden.
Save Trees takes a stand
Trees may be the first step in saving our environment from climate change, either planting one or saving one.
Minolta 125 film camera: A classic point-and-shoot
The Minolta 125, point-and-shoot, 35mm film camera is ideal for a new photographer or one interested in experimenting with Lomography.
Inspiration: Discovering the essence of your garden
Finding inspiration for garden design has many sources, from nature to the work of fine artists who capture the essence of place in a single image or work of art.
A fallen tree transforms the woodland garden
A fallen tree has transformed the woodland garden encouraging a greater variety of fauna – from wild turkeys to owls.
Watching the garden grow
By combining a garden journal and photography, you can create the ultimate record of your garden over the seasons and over the years.
Alliums are perfect choice to add architectural interest
Alliums are the perfect addition to any garden whether it's a formal or more natural garden setting.