NORTH COUNTRY REFLECTIONS
A chronicle in words and pictures of our Vermont gardening life, offering inspirations for garden lovers everywhere.
– Journal posts discuss timely topics
– Garden writings explore ideas in greater depth
– Talks and workshops for diverse audiences
GARDEN WRITINGS
From aesthetics to practicalities
Inspirations
Each garden is the unique expression of its creator, conceived in our mental pictures but influenced by the site.
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GARDEN WRITINGS
From aesthetics to practicalities
Sustainable Garden Making
A sustainable garden is both beautiful and enduring; it is easy on the gardener and gentle on the earth.
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GARDEN WRITINGS
From aesthetics to practicalities
The roving gardener
No summer is complete without visiting a gorgeous garden
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GARDEN WRITINGS
From aesthetics to practicalities
The legendary Montreal Botanical Gardens
Spend a day at these world-class botanical gardens
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GARDEN WRITINGS
From aesthetics to practicalities
Plant a Picture
As a gardener, my land is my canvas, and plants are my palette. See how use your plants to create beautiful pictures.
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GARDEN WRITINGS
From aesthetics to practicalities
The road less travelled
Two intimate gardens in northern Vermont
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GARDEN WRITINGS
From aesthetics to practicalities
A Vermont Garden in Winter
Gardens should be beautiful throughout the year. Explore how to create a garden that is as lovely in January as it is in July
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GARDEN WRITINGS
From aesthetics to practicalities
Visiting Manchester
Two gardens created a century apart tell us how we garden today
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GARDEN WRITINGS
From aesthetics to practicalities
Cool Greenhouse
It is pure bliss to step into the greenhouse on a sunny February morning, and savor the earthy smells of green growing things.
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Seduced by a Lady’s Slipper
Showy Lady’s Slippers are fascinating plants that, with careful siting, can be grown in our gardens.
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The light at the end of the tunnel
No winter lasts forever; no spring skips its turn. Hal Borland
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