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Lucas House Diary: May 10, 2025
Spring clean-up is pretty much complete now. The garden can breathe again. particularly the parts that were under a thatch of Little Bluestem stalks.
Read MoreHow to Create a Landscape that Belongs Here
To make your home truly belong in its surroundings, the finishing touch comes from thoughtful planting choices, creating a natural connection to the local environment.
Read More18 Natural Garden Laws for Cottage Country
Here’s what we know about how to garden naturally – in 18 short paragraphs.
Read MoreNatural Garden News from Grounded – April 19, 2025
Inside this edition of Natural Garden News Humanity’s world If you want a Grounded garden… It’s a win-win when we follow nature’s calendar Transform your shoreline, transform your legacy Using disturbance in your landscape New here? Start with these articles Today’s recommended reading Today’s VIP (Very Important Plant) It starts with one plant Lucas House Diary Today’s eye candy I hope you enjoy the newsletter! If you have any questions or feedback, please reply to this email. Simon…
Read MoreLucas House Diary: April 19, 2025
Flattened stalks and some glimmers of spring.
Read MoreHow It’s a Win-Win When We Follow Nature’s Calendar
Working with the seasons helps us create landscapes that are as beautiful to nature as they are to us.
Read MoreTransform your shoreline, transform your legacy
Natural shorelines increase property value, protect water quality, and create a meaningful legacy. The new standard in cottage ownership is working with nature.
Read MoreNatural Garden News from Grounded – March 29, 2025
Native plants for shorelines that flood, How plant sociability is critical, “Native plants are messy.” Is that true?
Read MoreHow Plant Sociability Is Critical in Natural Gardens and Shorelines
Understanding sociability could be the difference between a self-sustaining plant community and a landscape that fights its own nature.
Read MoreNative Plants for Shorelines that Flood
Many cottagers have shorelines that flood in the spring. Discover how to use native plants to make the most of the sogginess.
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