Nora SaintzApr 1, 20232 minPlanting for PrivacyWhy does everyone have arborvitae in their yards? Landscapers love it. For those trying to obscure the view of nearby neighbors, this...
Nora SaintzMar 4, 20232 minDesigning a Pollinator GardenFirst, we need to get the puns out of the way. Have you heard the buzz about pollinator gardens? Bee sure to include these...
Nora SaintzFeb 15, 20233 minNora's favorite plants for SPRINGThis marks the first entry of my "Favorite Plant" series, where I highlight my top picks for each season. When it comes to the four...
Nora SaintzFeb 1, 20232 minThree Seasons of ColorPlant combinations for gardens that bloom from spring through fall "I want something in bloom all year long"- a request made by the...
Nora SaintzDec 27, 20202 minWinter GardensWinter and Buffalo are synonymous with one another, so it's important to include plants that provide visual interest during the snowy...
Nora SaintzDec 11, 20201 minNative PlantsIn recent years there's been a push to incorporate native plants into landscaping, and with very good cause. These species provide...
Nora SaintzNov 12, 20202 minPeonies: The PSL of FlowersSomeone I went to high school with recently posted on Facebook that peonies are the pumpkin spice latte of flowers. I suppose it was...
Nora SaintzNov 6, 20202 minBulbsTulips, daffodils, and hyacinths are the harbingers of spring. In an area like Western New York, seeing crocus buds poke their heads out...
Nora SaintzNov 5, 20202 minThe Rule of 3's and Garden DesignEver hear of the rule of three's? It's the idea that things are inherently funnier, more appealing, or more effective when listed in...