#garden aesthetics

Is planting for "max biodiversity" a selfish trend that makes your garden look like a messy weed patch?

Is the obsession with perfect, Instagram-worthy gardens making people ignore the brutal realities of plant care?

Do perfect-looking, pest-free plants actually prove you’re using too many chemicals and lying to yourself?

Are native plants overrated and actually look worse than exotic species in most gardens?

How do you balance keeping a tidy garden with letting it go wild for pollinators?