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More Thoughts on Variety in the Interior Landscape
November 9, 2015
Why limiting ourselves to common varieties of plants is a disservice to our industry, our customers, and to plants in…
Why You Can’t Live Without Plants
December 2, 2014
Photosynthesis in a nutshell, and why it matters.
On Biophilia and the Value of Interior Landscaping
September 22, 2014
How interior landscaping reconnects us to the natural world, and why this is important.
Some Notes on the Natural Habitat of Tillandsia spp., and Inferences Therefrom on their Care in the Interior Environment
September 15, 2014
How Tillandsia live in nature, and how this should affect how we cultivate them indoors.
Thematism in the Interior Landscape
August 3, 2014
How thematism adds depth and meaning to interior landscape design.
Plants that Shine: Iridescence in the Indoor Garden
July 17, 2014
Some notes on the cause and function of iridescence in plants.
On Natural Variation and its Place in Interior Landscaping
June 30, 2014
Making use of natural variation within species in interior landscape design.
Ferns from Scratch, and Some Interesting Facts about their Method of Reproduction
June 13, 2014
Some notes about reproduction in ferns.
The Space Between: Why the Immediate Lushness Effect Works Against Itself
June 10, 2014
The benefits of allowing natural growth habits in vertical gardens.