- Oct 12 2016
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Preserving Autumn
October 12, 2016 Landscaping 0
The landscape’s golden aura is beginning to deepen and caramelize into blazing oranges, fiery scarlets and smoky purples. Autumn is not solely a feast for our eyes but engages all the senses. From the distinct smell of newly fallen leaves moistened…
- Oct 5 2016
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What to do with Falling Leaves
October 5, 2016 Landscaping 0
October caramelizes the landscape with deeply saturated tones and sweet, mellow flair. The static display of Summer foliage turns dynamic, each species unique in color, smoldering in the brisk, cool air. October is, by far, my favorite month,…
- Sep 28 2016
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Perfect Partners: Oaks & Squirrels
September 28, 2016 Landscaping 0

Blushed and gilded, the foliage gleamed in the afternoon sun as they ruffled and quaked in the cool, September breeze. Here and there, a leaf became untethered, swirling and sailing towards the ground where it rested amongst the others, peppering the grass…
- Sep 21 2016
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Fall Foliage: The Science & Artistry
September 21, 2016 Uncategorized 0
As the Linden begins to shed her utilitarian, green overcoat, her gilded gown beneath reveals itself as she prepares for the long awaited autumnal ball. The Maples too have started to slough their summer attire, and acorns abound, littering the ground below. Soon, the landscape will…
- Sep 14 2016
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Bee One in a Million
September 14, 2016 Landscaping 0
Like frayed and sun-bleached linens, Summer hung precariously and neglected on the line. The winds were no longer taciturn but purposeful, and they began to unravel and sully her narrative. Change is tangible as we distance ourselves from Summer’s fermented sweetness…
- Sep 7 2016
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Complementing Autumn’s Palette with Autumn Plants
September 7, 2016 Landscaping 0
The Goldenrod’s gilded sprays burst forth like a sparkler, igniting the garden, while the Aster’s fresh foliage breathed life into the lethargic landscape. Finches returned to feed on the seeds of spent Coneflowers as the squirrels raced to fill their winter caches. …
- Aug 31 2016
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Autumn Aerations
August 31, 2016 Landscaping 0
Summer, like an aging starlet, once young and fetching, wears her heart upon her sleeve. Fading looks and waning attention give her a melancholy air, and the future seems destined to carry on without her. Soon, Summer will be…
- Aug 24 2016
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Seize the Season with Seed
August 24, 2016 Landscaping 0
Like an over ripened tomato, Summer is beginning to rot on the vine. The vibrant hues of the season have deepened and intensified, and like the brightest of stars, they have begun to burn and fizzle. Summer has past her prime….
- Aug 17 2016
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The Bitter Bane of Buckthorn
August 17, 2016 Landscaping 0
Whisper sweetly your secrets upon the breeze as you sway to and fro. A generation awaits your seeds in the soil that you sow. Oceans of grasses and native blooms grace these middle lands. Here rises the fertile prairie amongst the Oak and Hickory…
- Aug 10 2016
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Dividing to Conquer
August 10, 2016 Landscaping 0

Their convergence was neither peaceable nor passive. Divided – the land met the water in a cataclysmic collision. Jagged, crude rocks formed an undulating backbone along the banks as the soothing waters flowed effortlessly over and between, uniting the elements into one powerful…