Buffalo’s first green roof, ten years later
The roof now Buffalo is not landscape architecture central. Aside from a large Olmsted park system (that’s been adulterated in spots), I find many WNY public landscapes uninspired. [...]
The roof now Buffalo is not landscape architecture central. Aside from a large Olmsted park system (that’s been adulterated in spots), I find many WNY public landscapes uninspired. [...]
Not a good mix This was to be a post touting the glorious weekend I had exploring the DC area with fellow garden bloggers. But, while I was [...]
The upper middle hybrid is pretty, but doesn't do nearly as well as the others here. Like many shade gardeners, I am in love with hellebores. They start [...]
The Niagara River is part of the watershed that is threatened by a funding cutoff. After appointing what are essentially bizzaro-world choices to lead the EPA, and other [...]
One of the only places to find decent info on FB It can depend on who’s in your friend list, but I’ve seen enough to determine that asking [...]
Life is messy. I think we can all agree. You’d like to keep all the separate activities—professional life, family, hobbies, friends, travel—in their little boxes, but it’s never easy. Things [...]
Everything will come up roses. Alternative facts, that is. If there is any group of people that has learned to accept unpleasant realities—often brought on by natural forces—that [...]
These were cheap and great from the botanical gardens sale. Not having even looked at any of the predictions or surveys regarding general gardening behavior, here is my [...]
If you can kill one of these, you're good. May 2017 be the year that nobody insists to me that they have a “black thumb.” Except that I [...]
This is what's trending in the house right now: Erlicheer tazettas from Old House Gardens At this time of year, the inboxes of garden writers (and editors of [...]
Here we are at the Plant WNY CNLP Education Day (totally insider/geek event) It’s been a while! Horticulturalist, professor, breeder, and—as we know him best—author of Herbaceous Perennial [...]
Here I am during a 2001 storm; we were snowbound for about a week. This post is for my friends and fellow gardeners on the East Coast and [...]