I Need A Cup of Tea

I'll be giving a talk in Santa Fe in two weeks, and I wanted to post this in case anyone dying of winter stir-crazies nearby wants to c...

Thanks to a comment in a research article within the SIGNA newsletter (Species Iris Group of North America), I learned this morning that on...

notes on Xeric Plants for {very} Salty Soil: My very first unwatered professional landscape is a business:   Woodstove Warehouse , ...

Grasses really do deserve more use in rock gardens.   I hate to ruin the romance of the effect by even desribing it: the trembling imperman...

A small recent return to Denver brings a couple new developments to the APEX crevice garden. 1. It has a path ("Tan breeze" from...

(Note the truck in the garden to the left for scale) Today saw the last stones placed, the topdressing finished,   and the...

The fifth and last bed, far left, is halfway done.  The stone part of the project will finish tomorrow.  Epic front-range skies all d...