Monday, April 5th, 2010
Spring has sprung here in Boston, and with the recent advent of warm weather, the phone is merrily ringing (thankfully!) here in my office, with clients calling to set up design appointments, eager to get started with landscape renovations. And while enthusiasm is generally a highly commendable trait in the gardening game, there are times [...]
Ghosts in the Garden
Tags: Boston landscape design, Dazallier d’Argenville, landscape renovation, landscape restoration, Making Things Grow, old house gardens, renovating old landscapes, restoring old landscapes, Thalassa Cruso
Posted in Boston landscape design, Michael Weishan and Associates, New England Landscape Design, Traditional Gardening®, garden history, general landscape design, landscape design for historic homes | 2 Comments »
Saturday, February 20th, 2010
My love affair with clivias started long before I ever owned one, a case of transference from my childhood gardening hero, Thalassa Cruso. I’ve written about Thalassa before (and in fact, I’m working with WGBH to get her programs back on the air, more on that later – stay tuned!) but for the moment all [...]
The Regal Clivia
Tags: clivia, clivia culture, clivia flower, clivia growing tips, clivia history, indoor gardening, low-light plants, Making Things Grow, Thalassa Cruso
Posted in houseplants, indoor gardening | No Comments »
Tuesday, September 1st, 2009
A few weeks ago I went to see Julie/Julia – which was terrific by the way – and I was reminded again how much I enjoyed watching PBS when I was a boy, and, how formative good television could be on receptive little minds. But while Julia Child is certainly the best remembered of that [...]
Thalassa Cruso Returns!
Tags: Johnny Carson, Making Things Grow, Michael Weishan, PBS, Thalassa Cruso, The Victory Garden
Posted in garden history, general | 13 Comments »