A Charlotte Garden

04/27/2024

Beautiful garden stroll in Mint Hill with the native plant society today. 💚

10/01/2023

I’m loving all the at the coast right now. They’re everywhere! Hard to catch with my phone but so pretty.

09/17/2023

08/12/2023

“Although many people worry that having a more ecologically responsible landscape means letting go of cherished plants — their peonies, perhaps, or roses — Ms. West and Mr. Rainer are quick to clarify. It’s not about tossing things out, because most gardens have underused space. “It’s about letting things in,” Mr. Rainer said. Especially flowering plants — a win for people of all ages, and for wildlife.

Having an ecologically responsible landscape doesn’t mean you need to get rid of your favorite plants: “It’s about letting things in.”

07/23/2023

07/22/2022

So grateful for places like these💚

04/12/2022

A quick stroll through the garden before dinner to check on my green babies.

03/14/2021

Edgeworthia has scented the entire garden. It’s the best year ever for it here. A mini daffodil, a fluffy pink one, and the cutest treat: trout lily 🌿

10/24/2020

Looking like fall around here.

09/27/2020

Don’t know what kind it is but it’s one of the largest I’ve ever had in my garden. @ Charlotte, North Carolina