BUILDING THE FOUNDATIONS OF A SUCCESSFUL GARDEN
Gardens that thrive are built on strong foundations and it all starts with understanding the basics. In this video series, I break down five key elements that every successful garden depends on: light, soil, plant selection, watering, and site-specific challenges. Each video offers approachable, real-world guidance and tips to help you feel more confident in your space, whether you’re starting from scratch or reimagining an existing garden.
SOIL
Healthy soil is the heart of every thriving garden. In this video I share essential tips for building and maintaining soil that supports strong, resilient plants. From structure and texture to nutrients and organic matter, these foundational practices will help you create a garden that grows beautifully from the ground up.
WATER
Watering might seem simple, but it’s one of the most common places gardeners struggle. In this video I discuss tips for watering your garden effectively. Learn how to water deeply, consistently, and in a way that supports healthy root growth, so your plants stay strong, even through the heat of the season.
LIGHT
Understanding your garden’s light is one of the most important foundations of a successful space. In this video, I share practical tips to help you observe, assess, and work with the natural light in your yard so your plants can truly thrive. Whether you're just getting started or looking to fine-tune your garden layout, these insights will help you make the most of every sunbeam.
SITE ISSUES
Every garden has its quirks. Whether you're dealing with uneven ground, drainage issues, or tricky microclimates, this video helps you assess your space and adapt your plans to work with your garden’s natural conditions—not against them. These strategies will help you create a thriving garden, no matter what quirks your yard throws your way.
PLANTS
Choosing the right plants can make all the difference in creating a garden that thrives. In this video I share tips that will not only survive, but flourish, in your unique space. From understanding your climate and soil to matching plants with your lifestyle, these tips will guide you toward a garden that feels both intentional and inspiring.
