Last month I made a road trip to Santa Fe despite being knee-deep in house projects and between visits from out-of-town friends and family. No matter, gardens called!
I blame Patrick.
Out of the blue Patrick Kirwin, a designer friend ...
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Last month I made a road trip to Santa Fe despite being knee-deep in house projects and between visits from out-of-town friends and family. No matter, gardens called!
I blame Patrick.
Out of the blue Patrick Kirwin, a designer friend ...
I struck up a conversation with landscape architect Wendy Booth at a garden event a few months ago, and we connected over a love of garden design and a shared interest in social media. (I’m hoping she’ll join the gardening...
The mountains were calling again, so on Sunday we picked up our daughter and headed west. We got hung up in Boulder thanks to road closures for a marathon but eventually freed ourselves and forged on to Estes Park. Just north of town, we parked at the Lumpy Ridge Trailhead and started up the
Are you like me? Do you looky-loo at people’s houses and yards when you’re passing by? I’ve done this all my life. When I was little, I remember riding around with my parents on Sunday drives through other neighborhoods, listening to them comment on things they liked — or didn’t. When I was older, I did my own driving and looking. And as a blogger, I’ve...
Denver’s Washington Park is looking fallish. On a recent stroll around Grasmere Lake, I enjoyed fall perennials still in flower…
…and trees turning rusty.
On closer inspection, however, the lindens looked more drought stressed than autumnal.
Biking by
Or maybe it’s a combo of drought stress and fa...