This time of year it’s easy to have garden-envy, especially if you’re just starting a landscaping or gardening project of your own.
When you drive around, do you notice the beautiful, well-established gardens hugging other peoples’ homes, bursting with native foliage, well-timed blooms and a mysterious sense of effortlessness? And then look at your shovel, bags of compost, weed-covered lawn and wonder ? egads! How do I begin?
Well, there’s good news. You don’t have to do it alone.
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