February 14, 2019
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Garden, Hardscape, Landscape Design, Landscaping, Plants, Water feature
Plants
April 5, 2018
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Garden, Landscaping, Maintenance, Organic, Plants
Donn Garden Estate- Ann Arbor Landscape Maintenance
We don't often feature work by a very important division at Lotus: our landscape maintenance team! From spring to fall they work fastidiously to maintain one of our favorite client's property (you may be familiar with home's award-winning sculptural entry garden, designed by Traven Pelletier). The Donn
June 21, 2017
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Edible Landscapes, Edible Plants, Events & Workshops, Fairy garden
Bloom July Events & Workshops
Fourth of July July 4 (Tue) - CLOSED For the Holiday Fairy Garden Party July 8 (Sat) - 2 - 3PM Make & take home mini fairy garden. Registration suggested (space is limited), but walk-ins welcome. $25.00 materials fee. Paper Making with Karen O'Neal July 9 (Sun) - 2-3:30 PM Bloom is delighted
May 31, 2017
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Edible Plants, Garden, Perennials, Plants, Trees
Bloom! Plant Pick of the Week – May 31, 2017
'MOLLY SCHROEDER' VIBURNUM Bloom! Plant Pick of the Week - May 31, 2017 Viburnum plicatum 'Molly Schroeder' is a beautiful shrub that fits into a variety of garden settings
April 10, 2017
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Announcements, Garden, Lotus, Perennials, Plants
Bloom! Opens April 15th! Come See Our Hellebores
Bloom opens in just a week! Mark your calendar for Saturday, April 15th. We'll be showing off plenty of hellebores (Lenten Rose). They were smuggled into Babylon in a mule’s hoof and used to poison Alexander the Great. The Roman natural historian Pliny records that black hellebore was used as
September 15, 2016
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Garden, Perennials, Plants
5 Things to know about Hardy Mums
We love mums! They are big beautiful balls of flowers. They also remind us that soon the leaves will change colors and we can order our favorite pumpkin beverage from the coffee shop. Learn a little bit more about hardy mums with these 5 hardy
February 22, 2016
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Edible Landscapes, Edible Plants, Garden, Plants
Seed Starting Tips from Bloom!
Indoor Seed Starting There comes a time every year for us Michiganders, where we are no longer enjoy the snow and cold weather. Our once excited glances out the window at white wintery wonderland turn into angry stares at the frozen piles of snow. Fortunately, for
