Mel discussed “definition” as it applies to various spaces within the garden – not only defining the garden, but its appeal in defining the home.
GARDEN THERAPY: GONE TO POTS — JULY 2020
You might not think of putting pots in the garden, but they make great accents, adding structure and visible interest year round. And they offer a great opportunity to add some colorful annuals that will not be overrun by more ruckus-making perennials.
GARDEN THERAPY: IT CAME BACK! OR NOT – SPRING SURPRISES – June 2020
Every Spring there is a great anticipation to see what emerges from our gardens. Half of the time I don’t even remember what I planted the year before, and often I get some pleasant surprises………
GARDEN THERAPY: CATSKILL LOVE – May 2020
Mel expounds on the joys of living in the Catskills, especially during this time.
GARDEN THERAPY: SOCIAL DISTANCING AND GARDEN THERAPY GO TOGETHER LIKE . . – April 2020
Mel gives us pointers on how to divide our garden plants.
GARDEN THERAPY: DIVINE DESIGN – March 2020
There is a lot of overlap in the realms of the artist, architect, engineer, craftsman and designer. My objective as a designer is to create an experience that is both utilitarian and pleasant (functional and beautiful).