In my mind’s eye I am seeing the thousands of other daffodils furthar on in the garden . The few by the driveway are just a tiny tease that get me excited to come home hungering to explore the garden for more
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Yellow and Daffodils
When William Robinson first published “The Wild Garden ” it influenced gardeners on both sides of the Atlantic, from the likes of England’s great garden designer Gertrude Jekyll to Frederick Law Olmstead, designer of some of the greatest …
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The Wild Garden
I would look out at the steep slope in my back yard and think, Well, I’ll just have to move if I’m going to create the garden I want. That slope was my nemesis, but in time it became my greatest teacher. I would not be the gardeneer I …
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Digging Deep: Planning (Stage Three)
For me, one of the pleasures of garden design is that I can plug in and let Radiohead or Bach fill my head with sonic waves while I draw. This is something I can’t do when I’m writing—when any musical waves I generate need to come from …
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Plant Music 2000-2009
Ever wonder how a garden book’s cover comes about?
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Evolution of a Cover
I’ll be exploring the 7 steps in the creative process through a series of posts and creativity exercises based on my book, Digging Deep: Unearthing Your Creative Roots Through Gardening (now also out in Kindle). …
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Digging Deep: Creativity
Great Garden Gates. January 7th, 2010 by Debra Lee Baldwin · No Comments. Scottie gate resized
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Great Garden Gates
Thanks to all of you who have visited the Garden Bloggers’ Idea Gallery over the past few weeks. From the public and private comments, it sounds like many of you are finding it as useful as I’d hoped
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Garden Bloggers' Idea Gallery – Updates
For those of you in real winter climates, please humor this Californian who went photo crazy in the garden the other morning when it got all the way down to 24. Some of you only wish it might get up to 24.
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Frost in the Garden
Spend the extra dollars on sturdy, long lasting tools . I know it’s easy to think that all tools are the same
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