So summer was generous in its precipitation which bodes well for lush growth — even given the threat of a hurricane or two — which combined with the still high temperatures, prolongs the green appeara...
Summertime and the living is easy especially when someone else is doing the work which is often the case when it comes to the garden.
Not having a rainy season in Bermuda is in reality a negative fac...
The idea of planting more than required will produce a quicker and heavier look is simply a good way of wasting ones money and increasing the future maintenance, often with a negative impact on growth...
March has lived up to its reputation of being unpredictable with all four seasons appearing randomly throughout the month.
Hopefully the garden is now up to par with weeds under control and ground rea...
To say the least winter this year was a non-starter, a few windy days, some heavy rains and a little active growth, not a bad way to start the year. So where do we go from here?
Though wind damage has...
Whilst visiting a client recently I could not help but admire her bricked patio covered with containers of various shapes and sizes which in turn had a wide range of interesting plant material, which ...
As many of my readers know February is not a month I consider as part of the garden calendar, it is a month when nothing really happens in the garden as if Mother Nature is undecided as to when spring...
The parties are over; it’s time to call it a day to get started in the garden with a plan of action to keep ahead of the game. It’s time to try out the Christmas gifts and see the improvement that can...
Some consider psychotherapy to be an application of science, but others claim it is an art. Although the science of psychotherapy demands evidence-based practice, the artistry of psychotherapy require...
December is not a month for doing too much in the garden except for a god tidy up, in time for the upcoming ‘holiday season’ when gifts will be exchanged and many discarded as not being functional, to...
