What’s Fashionable in Landscape |
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My daughter attended the Southern Living Design House near Charleston last
week—how to live on a budget of $3 to $5+ million! The landscaping was one thing in particular that caught her eye. Instead of the lush formalness of her neighborhood on Daniel Island, this tiny development opted for sparse, natural, and wild plantings especially grasses, even though the budget allowed for more. This is the trend in landscaping reflected by design venues, like the Philadelphia Flower Show, which is the largest and longest-running horticultural event in the United States. There is a movement toward rewilding and garden sustainability. Informal and wild plant pairings create a natural, less structured look with pollinator-friendly plants that will prove more resilient to future climate change. Even though following trends may not be your cup of tea, native plants have so many attributes that they are difficult to ignore. As this is the perfect time for planning next year’s gardens, here are a few native grasses to consider.n a block from the panel on the right side. |
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Fall 2024 (August-December) Pesticide Safety Schools |
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The fall 2024 Pesticide Safety Schools are available to those seeking initial licensing in one or more pesticide subcategories. To register for a school, please follow one of the links below. You can either print out a form to be mailed with a school payment or go online to register for a school.
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