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When My Hollies Get Too Big: Connecticut Landscape Experiment
All too often, landscapers and homeowners rely on hedge trimmers to maintain plant size and height. The problem with this approach is a very dense, unnatural looking shrub where all the foliage is only at the outer most edges of … Continue reading
Posted in Connecticut Landscape Design, garden design, Garden Maintenance, Gardening, Gardening in Litchfield County, Historic Houses, landscape architecture, Landscape design, Landscaper, landscapes, Landscaping, Litchfield County CT
Tagged CT landscape design, CT landscaping, gardening, Landscape design, landscaping, maintaining gardens, trimming hollies
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A CONNECTICUT LANDSCAPE DESIGNER’S GARDEN
People I meet all the time always say to me “you must have the most beautiful gardens at your house”. Well, I’m sure you’ve heard “the shoe-maker’s wife often goes in ragged shoes”. I can relate! The fact is we … Continue reading
Posted in Connecticut Landscape Architecture, Connecticut Landscape Design, Gardening in Litchfield County, landscape architecture, Landscape design, Landscaper, Litchfield County CT, Litchfield County Garden Design, New Milford, planting design
Tagged CT landscaping, entry garden, gardening, Landscape design
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13 Common Landscape Mistakes: 3. Not realizing the growth habit of a plant
Plants are like children, most are very different in how they act and look. Some plants have hundreds of cultivars or varieties that might look similar to the parent plant but each can have a growth habit that is very … Continue reading
Posted in Fairfield County, landscape architecture, Landscape design, Landscaper, Landscaping, Litchfield County CT, Ridgefield, CT, Roxbury, CT
Tagged CT, Landscape Architecture Ridgefield CT, Landscape Architecture Roxbury, landscape design in Ridgefield CT, Landscape Design Roxbury, landscaping Ridgefield CT, Landscaping Roxbury, transplanting a tree
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13 Common Landscape Mistakes: 2. Not working with what you already have.
As a landscape designer, nothing drives me more crazy than homeowners and professionals who disregard the site analysis and history of a property. Follow this simple approach for a successful and unified landscape. If you have a lot of shade, … Continue reading
A day in the life of a New Milford Landscaper
I’ve been a landscaper a long time, over 30 years to be exact. I started my business when I was 12 years old. Along the way, I received a degree in Horticulture and another in Landscape Architecture. I still love … Continue reading
Ideas for Winter Interest in the Garden
Ilex verticillata Blue Princess Holly There are plenty of ways to extend the gardening season for our long Connecticut winters. One way is to add plants which hold berries well into the winter. Besides giving birds a needed treat, placing … Continue reading