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I love a good strong opinion. Something robust, well considered, and even backed up with a few facts and figures just to round it off.
For example it is my opinion that British gardeners should prioritise planting trees wherever possible, so that we can enjoy their shade during the rather toasty summer we’re having. When it gets hot we like to gravitate to the shade, s...
I’m back in Maryland after a short trip to Los Angeles, where these plants and gardens got me gasping with envy, or dying to learn about, or both. All in the Encino area.
Lantana in a warm climate – a revelation!I’m a recent fan of Lantana in pots, for their sheer beauty and how they attract all sorts of pollinators. But mine don’t get the chance to l...
GardenRant welcomes back garden ecologist Nathan Lambstrom, in Part II of a three-part series discussing invasive species rhetoric, and the negative effects powerful war metaphors have had on the perception and management of exotic and in...
If you’ve ever thought of edging a flower bed with proper professional stuff, you may have been astonished to find that the makers of garden edging assume you live in a flat garden. With no lumps or bumps. And nice even curves. Weird.
Well, Veddw’s not like that and we still have edging issues. But this is about a sorted fencing issue in this lumpy landscape which may ...
The front yard on the right, in beautiful West Seattle, is GardenRanter Lorene Edwards Forkner’s very own.
If you’re a member of Wild Ones, you may have noticed my short article in the latest issue. Wild Ones is a national nonprofit with 99 chapters and what t...