Category Archives: Gardeners’ Corner

In the last couple months we have taken many strides to maintain and improve the Japanese Garden. The east deck of the Pavilion has recently received a facelift. Much of the deck itself was replaced and a beautiful new railing … Continue reading →

Ah, spring is just around the corner, which for many gardeners means shearing. Maintaining a hedge’s shape and size—while ensuring its longevity—can be a challenge. Light must reach the inside of the plant to promote new growth, while a consistent … Continue reading →

Sciadopitys verticillata at the Tea Garden gate With spring just around the corner, budding shrubs and trees anticipate its welcome arrival. But before the competition for springtime flora begins, let’s take a last look at a year-round performer—the Sciadopitys verticillata. … Continue reading →

During this time of year, we’re busy working on the pine trees. Using a process called needling, we pull some of the needles off the branches to control the shape and size of the trees. This thins them out and … Continue reading →