Gardening
Past and Future
I have been a landscaper since 2001. Now, I am a pruner and gardener. Please check out my photo gallery showing past projects of hardscapes, drought tolerant landscapes, pruning befores and afters, transforming clients' gardens into places of beauty they now enjoy.
The future part of this page is the desire to grow my own food, share a farm with like-minded people on land that a community owns or creates a land trust, and lives on. I want to share what knowledge I have of growing plants, pruning trees aesthetically for health and beauty, as well as have links to urban farms and other amazing gardening that is going on around this country and perhaps the world.
A very important thing to point out to be clear is that the can with the long spout to the left on this page, for me, is to feed plants with compost tea and other organic fertilizer, not to spray chemicals that can damage our health and that of the planet!!!
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One of my favorite client's lemon tree, taking over her walkway and needs to be thinned
Much better!!
Ahh, I did it! Just in time for my satisfaction, as this client moved this year! Good luck to the next pruner/gardener!
One of my favorite client's lemon tree, taking over her walkway and needs to be thinned
With a climbing arch for veges that want to grow up
Another view of this great way to get more from a small space
I so long to grow my own food that I planted spinach, 2 kinds of kale, a lemon tree with chives, and a goji berry bush. During the winter/spring, they thrived and I delighted in picking and eating the small things. The lemon tree is no longer happy, the goji berry bush needs also to get out into the dirt. The plastic forks are to keep out the cats from using the soil as they did before . It worked! Looking forward to dirt in the ground again!!
With a climbing arch for veges that want to grow up
So thrilling to see in the "wild" what I find in a nursery and install in clients' gardens
Total solar eclipse shadows were exciting to capture. My iPhone couldn't get the amazing magnificence of the eclipse itself, but I will never forget it, and will be at the next one in 6 years!!
Climbing on the rocks at Rock City was fun, then capturing the golden glow of the bright setting sun a treat!
So thrilling to see in the "wild" what I find in a nursery and install in clients' gardens