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In the several months since my last post I’ve been extremely busy with installations and designs, both freelance and through my job. One of the most exciting and rewarding projects to ever come my way just installed this past week … Continue reading
I’m getting lots of opportunities to speak at events and workshops lately. Love it! Tonight I’ll be putting my varied vertical gardening expertise to use as I do a presentation and demonstration at the monthly meeting of the Bromeliad Society … Continue reading
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Perhaps the most thrilling part of our recent installation of Patrick Lannan’s interior plants and a vertical garden at Oculus VR is that I was also commissioned to create two moss wall panels for their work studio. I’d worked on … Continue reading
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A recent installation we had the pleasure of tackling was an interior plantscape, including a vertical garden. This was, in part, another design put together by Patrick Lannan of Flora Grubb Gardens, at the SF SoMa offices of the notable tech company … Continue reading
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This was a fun project to create: a vertical succulent garden for an interior space. I’m always getting asked about succulent vertical gardens for indoors, and most of what you can find out in the world that’s ready-made isn’t really … Continue reading
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Last week I commented about the trials and tribulations of installing a plant design in a tight space, and I recently had an experience of planting in a space even tighter than that! This particular one was a pair of vertical gardens … Continue reading
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In another installation of a design by Patrick Lannan of Flora Grubb Gardens, we got to help with a marvelous transformation of a rather small back garden above the Castro-Duncan Open Space, above Noe Valley. Once again I was contacted … Continue reading
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I recently revisited two gardens we’d installed, to complete the initial design concepts by adding vertical garden elements. Fun stuff! Adding some vertical gardens to your own space is a great way to “round out” a garden. You can draw … Continue reading
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One of the many things I love about living in San Francisco is the topography, and how houses are built to accommodate it. A house that can seem totally unimposing from the front – a single-story home on top of … Continue reading
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Last weekend, and the one before, we headed off to a new job in Cow Hollow. Unlike our previous one in the area, which was a private deck, this one was entirely within a lightwell. Lightwells are very common in … Continue reading
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