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Endings and New Beginnings
Welcome Spring. It happens every year, but that doesn’t seem to lessen the excitement it brings me to see the daffodils, tulips, and magnolias bursting with color against gray skies. The unfurling of a fern frond and the opening of a leaf have a way of making even a rainy day seem bright. I am… Read more >
Organized under Gardens, Whats New. 2 comments.
Gardening for better health
Another new year has arrived, and this may have you resolving to make better choices when it comes to your health. What you may not realize is that the key may literally be right in your own backyard! Your garden is more than a means of boosting your home’s curb appeal or a place for you to… Read more >
Organized under Edible Gardening, Garden Tips & Advice, Small space gardening. Labeled as benefits of gardening, gardening for health, Gardens for healing. No comments.
What to do with all those leaves?
Treasuring Fall’s Secret Riches It happens each and every year. The temperatures outside give us a break from summer, dip down pleasantly, and our trees and shrubs treat us to an amazing array of vibrant autumn colors. There’s nothing quite like enjoying that first fire in the fireplace while gazing out the windows at the… Read more >
Organized under Garden Maintenance, Garden Tips & Advice, Low Maintenance Gardens. Labeled as Aerobic compost, Compost, Composting, Gardening tips, low maintenance, sustainability. No comments.
It’s time to change out your containers!
I was recently having a conversation with someone who said that there was no point in planting containers now since we are approaching winter… What?!? I had to bite my tongue. Because as I see it winter is the time we need the most color. In summer bountiful plants and color surround us, but in… Read more >
Organized under Containers, Garden Tips & Advice, Small space gardening. Labeled as Container Gardening, Favorite plants, foliage texture and color, Garden Design, winter interest. One comment.
We just love this plant…and so do hummingbirds. The tubular flowers rise above grass-like foliage and bloom in warm colors ranging from yellow to orange to deep red. They attract hummingbirds like no other. They look great in swaths in and amongst other shrubs and trees. Crocosmia does die back completely in the winter, so… Read more >
Organized under Garden Tips & Advice, Plant of the Month, Plants I Dig, Wildlife. 2 comments.
Sublime Garden Design is a full-service boutique landscape design firm serving Snohomish County, Seattle, and surrounding areas. Here on our blog, we'll share our expertise, discoveries, and the gardens we love. More about us...
