When To Renovate Established New Jersey Garden Design Beds
A well-established garden bed in New Jersey can be both an asset and a liability. Over time plants mature, soil conditions change,…
Read articleTag
A well-established garden bed in New Jersey can be both an asset and a liability. Over time plants mature, soil conditions change,…
Read articleNew Jersey gardens can be beautiful, resilient, and significantly less thirsty if you choose plants and design strategies that minimize supplemental irrigation.…
Read articleNew Jersey summers can swing from humid and wet to long, hot stretches of drought. Preparing garden beds for drought before conditions…
Read articleWhy native pollinator gardens matter in New Jersey Native pollinator gardens supply the nectar, pollen, and host plants that bees, butterflies, moths,…
Read articleCreating wildlife corridors in New Jersey garden design is one of the most effective ways homeowners, community groups, and landscapers can help…
Read articleGardens in New Jersey benefit from rainwater harvesting in multiple interconnected ways: they conserve potable water, reduce stormwater runoff, improve plant health,…
Read articleGardeners and landscape designers in New Jersey are uniquely positioned to build effective pollinator pathways: networks of native plants, habitat features, and…
Read articleA seasonal color plan transforms a New Jersey garden from a static bed of plants into a dynamic, year-round composition. It is…
Read articleDesigning a garden in New Jersey means negotiating a long growing season, varied microclimates, seasonal storms, and soils that shift from heavy…
Read articleClimate adaptation and garden design: the connection Climate-adapted plants are species selected or proven to tolerate the temperature ranges, precipitation patterns, storm…
Read article