Genius Loci, Sustainable Landscape Design

03/08/2026

01/20/2026

01/16/2026

Constructed from woven hydrangea cutbacks, a dead hedge offers an aesthetic way to recycle seasonal trimmings while creating wildlife habitat.

Photo by Lisa Roper

12/21/2025

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Imagine this.

In every neighborhood, every yard leaves just one corner untouched.
A small patch of stems and seedheads.
Clover. Goldenrod. Milkweed.

Within a single season, those small spaces begin to matter.
They provide food and shelter where pollinators live, rest, and reproduce.
And when enough of them exist, close enough together,
they start to function as a network—
stepping stones that help pollinators move through human landscapes.

No laws.
No committees.
No waiting for permission.

Just people making a simple choice:
to leave a little room,
and let nature breathe again.