07/31/2026
This is why I love curating natural gardens using nothing but the craziest, weirdest and coolest shapes that nature provides that I can get my hands on!
"Deadscaping" is something I've been pioneering over the years using these materials that have begun to break down, yet provide multiple dynamic benefits by incorporating them into a gardens layout and function.
Dead woods/branches/logs/twigs can all provide a wide range of structural, aesthetic, functional and season long benefits depending on the context of how they are used.
Dead logs with open crevasses like this one pictured provide a perfect living planter; As the wood begins to break down, it feeds the soil in preparation for the vegetation to spread its roots.
It also houses a plethora of microherd, beneficial bacterium, fungi, critters and creatures all working together to create your green spaces ecosystem.
Long story short; Nature is awesome, provides cool stuff to plant in, makes birds and bugs happy, big chilling energy! ๐