GREEN TIP #3- GROW A “Green” garden The use of chemicals and fertilizers in the lawn and garden has a huge environmental impact and may also affect the delicate ecosystem. Always check the forecast prior […]
“Going green” is a phrase we hear almost daily. It’s a broad and ever-expanding topic that ultimately can be reduced for each of us to a basic guideline: it all starts at home. The media […]
My Sept/Oct article for Richmond, Virginia’s Chesterfield Living, West Ends Best, and Hanover Lifestyles is about trees. Why are they important? What role do they play in the environment? How are trees best used in […]
The quality of paint has a major impact on the success of the finished project. Lesser quality paint can require additional coats for good coverage- translating to: more paint, more labor, and more $$$. Latex […]
The conventional wisdom of the home as a vanilla box with white ceilings is over. Many people, including an increasing number of home buyers, are seeking a higher level of design, and sometimes even a […]
No matter how you spell it, color is one of the most useful tools in the design toolbox. Our spaces are dominated by drywall surfaces which can be thought of as a blank canvas. A […]
Have you ever been “green’ with English Garden envy? I most certainly have. It seems that the US fascination with English gardens is founded in the ideal of quintessential English garden style. But what is […]
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Appearing in the March/ April 2014 issues of West Ends Best, Chesterfield Living, and Hanover Lifestyles in Richmond, Virginia! Related posts: Craft A Theme Garden, part 2 Craft A Theme Garden, conclusion
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