SUMMER

Abundance, Responsiveness, Limits.

Summer is the season of expansion — longer days, open skies, and gardens reaching toward their fullest expression. Growth comes quickly and generously, and our work is rooted in responsiveness: reading the weather, the soil, and the subtle signals of each plant to guide watering, pruning, and design in step with the moment. It’s also a season that teaches limits — of light, moisture, and space — reminding us that thoughtful boundaries create healthier, more resilient landscapes. Within that balance, gardens and flowers feel abundant, grounded, and beautifully in rhythm with the season…

We settle into the fullness of the garden, where every bloom invites you to slow down and stay a little longer.

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Color Study No. 3
Color Study No. 3

Color study No. 3, Analogous in Scarlet, Coral & Pink

What does the garden require at its fullest?
What does the garden require at its fullest?
Expansion with care
Expansion with care
Lonicera sempervirens
Lonicera sempervirens
Soft Abundance
Soft Abundance

How do we keep Spring from becoming excessive…

A collection of potted plants and flowers on a porch or patio area, with a black shutter, a window, and cream-colored siding of a house in the background.
A well-maintained front garden with white hydrangeas along a stone pathway, surrounded by green bushes, and a white house with a white trellis arch in the background.
A garden with lush green trees, flowering bushes, and a small patch of freshly turned soil near the grass.
A colorful flower arrangement with sunflowers and daisies on a rustic wooden table near a window with a 'Closed' sign in a cozy, vintage-style interior.
A natural garden scene with large rocks and a small waterfall, surrounded by various green plants and trees, with a cloudy sky overhead.
A collection of potted plants displayed on a black outdoor table in front of a house window with black shutters, surrounded by wood flooring and some flowering plants.