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Idea: A Guide to Northeastern Gardening: Review and Giveaway

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Late bloomers often pursue their true passions late in life. After a long career in education, Lee Miller decided to pursue one of her greatest passions; landscape design.

Her interest in gardening began as a child. She writes in her first book, A Guide to Northeastern Gardening, "At the age of seven my father stopped at the side of the road and rescued a small excavated Eastern Red Cedar that had been left for dead. We brought it home and I planted my first tree. That very tree, now over fifteen feet high, still grows at the very back of our property on the South Shore of Long Island, New York."

Fittingly enough, the house that Lee shares with her husband was once a flower farm that grew Gladioli. Here are some views of Lee's amazing garden taken by the author herself:

A view of the front walkway from September 2016. Photo by Lee Miller

A well organized list of posts on her blog, A Guide to Northeastern Gardening, show her garden through the months of the gardening season. The posts stretch way back to 2011. It's nice to able to see changes in the garden through the months and over the years. Take a look yourself here.

The view along Lee's front walkway is serene. The color palette is quiet, but that only serves to draw your attention to what is the real star– texture. The clumps of Variegated Liriope are a great example of the power of repetition. Your eye follows the Lirope right down the walkway.

Variegated Liriope Photo by Lee Miller

East perennial border. Photo by Lee Miller.

A riot of color from July 2016. You can get a list of the plants here.

A gorgeous shot Lee took of a Coneflower, Echinaea 'Cheyenne Spirit'.

Another picture taken by Lee in July 2016. Again, there is plant information in her blog post.

Backyard long view. Photo by Lee Miller

Throughout her career as a teacher, Lee found herself helping friends and neighbours with landscaping projects. With the encouragement of family and friends, she decided to further her education in horticulture and design. With her studies complete, Lee opened a landscape/garden design company in 1996.

Let's take a quick look at just a few of the many projects Lee has designed:

Here a blank corner turns into something rather spectacular.

Lee says that, "The client wanted a beautiful cottage style perennial garden in memory of her grandmother. She wanted to be able to enjoy ongoing colorful blooms that she could view from her patio. The flowers that I selected varied in height to make a layered look. Their bloom sequence would commence in May, continue throughout the entire summer, and on into the fall. Foliage plants like Heuchera (Coral Bells) and Artemisia were added to provide additional interest."

Note: This design appears in Chapter 6 of Lee's latest book in with a numbered layout and plant descriptions.

In this above "before", the shed looks isolated and out of place in the landscape. With the addition of the garden beds, the playhouse no longer looks foreign, it's apart of the garden.

I like that Lee added pathways through the plantings. In my opinion, a garden shouldn't be something you admire from a polite distance. A garden should be something that is experienced.

Homeowners often struggle with what to do at the front of their house. I asked Lee what she thought was the biggest mistake people make when creating a front garden and what could be done to avoid it. Here's her answer:

"The biggest mistake homeowners can make is choosing the wrong type of plant for the site. In this particular design, you'll notice that low growing boxwood were used as the foundation evergreen along the front of the porch. The variety chosen will only reach an eventual height of 2 or 3 feet. They'll never overgrow the space or hide the porch down the road. The Japanese Maple will provide beautiful burgundy foliage throughout the warmer seasons and structure in winter. The blue and golden hued evergreens will provide structure and color all year round. Perennials like Salvia 'May Night', Sedum 'Brilliant' and Daylily 'Stella D'Oro' bring additional interest through the summer months."

Salvia 'May Night' (foreground) and Sedum 'Brilliant' in behind. Photo by Lee Miller

If you want to see more of these before and afters, you can watch a slideshow here.

Lee's first book is an accumulation of years of experience as a gardener and designer.

Who would I recommend this book for? I'd say it would be a great reference for a novice or intermediate gardener in the northeastern part of the U.S. (or any garden zones 3-9. Many of the plants Lee suggests would work in my zone 6 garden for instance).

A gardener, who is just starting out, could easily comb through the book's chapters and begin to plan their garden based on a selection from Lee's list of recommended perennials, trees and shrubs (for both sun and shade).

One of the early chapters in the book is "Long Blooming Perennials for your Garden." I thought, as I dived into this chapter, that narrowing a list down to ten plants can't have been easy. It would be like picking a favourite child! Still Lee was able to come up with a list of great, dependable plants including the Heuchera 'Caramel' that you see above. Each choice based on Lee's own experiences and is augmented with a helpful plant profile.

If you have problems with deer, chapter 3 with a list and profiles for deer resistant plants is for you. Shade garden? Then you want to check out chapter 10.

Photo by Lee Miller

Photo by Lee Miller from September 2016. Click the link for more information.

As you can see from Lee's own garden, she knows how to work with evergreens, shrubs and flowering trees. Though I am a fairly experienced gardener, I am not nearly so confident when it comes to dwarf or weeping evergreens, so I really appreciated the chapters dedicated to conifers.

Simply picking out plants isn't nearly enough. The book provides helpful information on the elements of garden design; structure, form, color, foliage and texture.

I particularly enjoyed Chapter 7: The Design of a Long Island Native Garden which details the steps from design to execution for one of Lee's bigger projects. I found myself wondering, "Gosh, what would I do if I had to tackle a large project like this?" It was fun to follow Lee's thought process and she how she decided to approach the design challenges.

The final section of the book has handy maps with garden zones and the answers to frequently asked questions. Here are just a few examples of the questions answered:

• Watering in winter

• The planting depth for trees

• Rejuvenating daylilies

• The type of mulch you should use

While this post focuses on Lee's first book, I want to make a quick mention that she has just published her second book Landscape Design Combinations. This book picks up where the first book left off and digs deeper into the design process. Read more about Lee's latest book here.

In conclusion, I want to say how much I admire all Lee has accomplished. There are days in my late fifties when I feel just plain tired! LOL To start a successful landscape design company and self-publish two books in pre-retirement are truly impressive accomplishments.

Lee has very kindly given me a copy of her first book to give away.

If you would like to be entered in the book draw, please leave a comment below. Because the book will have to be sent out in the mail, regrettably I am going to have to limit entry in the draw to readers in Canada and the U.S.A.

If your not a blogger, but would still like to enter the draw, you are welcome to email me at jencart@hotmail.com.

Entry in the draw closes on February 25th.

If you want to go ahead and order a book, here is a link to <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Guide-Northeastern-Gardening-Journeys-Designer/dp/1519671202/ref=asapbc?ie=UTF8" target="blank">A Guide to Northeastern Gardening<a href="https://www.amazon.com/Guide-Northeastern-Gardening-Journeys-Designer/dp/1519671202/ref=asapbc?ie=UTF8" target="blank"> on Amazon. Here is a link to Lee's latest book <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/1542444535/ref=sr11?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1484331545&sr=1-1&keywords=landscape+design+combinations" target="blank">Landscape Design Combinations also on Amazon.

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Idea: Holistic gardening

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There is a lot of new age happy clappy rubbish spoken (and written) about holistic this, that, and the other, but it's one of those philosophies which is just made for gardeners.

So what exactly does it mean?

The philosophical definition of the word is “characterized by the belief that the parts of something are intimately interconnected and explicable only by reference to the whole.”

In other words, what affects one part of something, also affects other parts. Sometimes it is very easy to see the connection: if you push down on one part of a squashy lilo, for example, another part of it will rise - they are clearly connected. There is a seat at my local chinese takeaway like this: if someone else plumps themselves down on the other end of it, you find yourself being pinged upwards, in a rather amusing manner.

Within the garden, we experience this all the time: some flowers or plants just go very nicely together.

But in other situations, it might be less obvious: in the garden, you might think that watering your plants twice a day will do nothing but good, not realising that creating a constantly-damp environment can - amongst other things - create a haven for slugs and snails. This is bad.

Except that, this, in turn, can create a rich feeding ground for frogs, hedgehogs, and for birds, thus encouraging more wildlife into your garden. This is clearly good.

So in gardening, we all understand on some level that everything we do in the garden affects, and is affected by, the rest of the garden.

Perhaps we'll plant a nice tree, for example, just there. This creates a patch of shade, so the sun-loving plants underneath it will stop thriving and may die away - but the shade-loving plants will positively flourish. And we might enjoy having a shady place to sit, on a hot summer's day (ah, remember those hot summer days?!).

Birds come and sit in the tree, and we enjoy watching them come to our feeders, and we like the sound of their chirping and twittering. But then they strip all the buds off the cherry tree, eat all the soft fruit, poop all over our seat, and peck out our seedlings.

Not to mention the forest of strange agricultural weeds which spring up, unbidden, underneath the feeders....

(Like this lot, left, in my own garden....)

Then, ten years later, we might realise that the lawn is now nothing but moss, we can't see out of the kitchen window any more, and there are no flowers left in the deeply shaded borders ... so we have the tree cut down. Then we realise, in horror, that that new housing estate they built round the back is really, really close to our fence... so we plant another tree

In a garden, everything is definitely connected!

But there's another aspect of the “holistic” approach that it totally relevant to us gardeners, and that's the concept that gardening is less about imposing your will on your green space, and more about working with what's there - for mutual benefit.

We all know that certain plants like certain conditions: acid-loving rhododendrons, pieris, and blue hydrangea come to mind, for example. And we all know that some plants need good drainage, some like it boggy, some need sun, others look best in shade, and so on.

So all good gardeners are naturally holistic - “right plant, right place” as they say. Ok sometimes we make a special effort to encourage an "unsuitable" plant - by physically altering the composition of the soil, perhaps - but such efforts are normally doomed to failure, as we all know! It is far better to work in harmony with what we have - although I'd make a caveat that it is always acceptable to improve the soil!

Even our choice of planting has a holistic aspect: just because a plant does well in someone else's garden, it might not do as well in our garden, if our conditions are different.

And this works the other way round, as well: a dear friend of mine was given some Euphorbia myrsinites (Myrtle Spurge) by a neighbour, whose name is now mentioned with a curse and a spit. In the neighbour's garden, this particular Euphorbia was a well-behaved and beautiful thing.

But in my friend's garden, in beds which had been mulched, fed, enriched and nurtured for decades, it took off like a rocket and within two years had infested the entire long bed, and much of the adjacent patio.

A case of a plant which settled in a little too well!

But it demonstrated how "one" needs to consider the larger picture before introducing a new plant: it may have been fine in one garden, but could turn out to be quite unmanageable in another.

And this is the essence of the holistic approach: rather than taking a plant in isolation - "ooh, that looks nice, I want one of those!" we need to consider not only whether it will grow in our own garden, but whether it will look "right" there. Will it out-compete other plants? Will it be overwhelmed by our existing planting? Will the colour, which looked so fabulous in the garden centre, clash horribly with what we already have?

So when we are talking about gardens, the "holistic" approach is clearly the right one!

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I've been a busy old blogger, and I'm feeling terribly ashamed that my blog has been forced to take a back seat while I run around willy-nilly, doing other stuff. I have missed being part of this wonderful community and I'm very happy to be back. There will be a longer, more photo-packed post later in the week, but in the meantime, if you would be kind enough to click on the link, you will find a piece about wonderful pollinator-friendly flowers at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2018. I hope you enjoy it.

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