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🌿 Sink into Summer with a Stroll Through Joanne's Paradise Garden 🌿 |
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With the upcoming heat in the Portland area, there’s no better time to escape to a lush, tranquil oasis—at least virtually. Join me as I explore Joanne’s stunning garden paradise in Northeast Portland. Her Zone 8b garden is brimming with imaginative plant combinations, beautiful art, and thoughtful design solutions for everything from deep shade and full sun to tricky slopes. |
| Video Tour: Joanne's Portand Paradise Garden |
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Joanne is a talented home gardener who has truly created a sanctuary. Throughout the video, you’ll discover highlights like a show-stopping Stewartia monadelpha, impressive Podophyllum, creative mosaics by Jeffrey Bale, and unique art by Marcia Donahue. You’ll see plenty of ideas for managing slopes and maximizing different light conditions, all woven together with Joanne’s personal touch.
If you’re searching for inspiration—whether it’s plant pairings or clever ways to approach challenging spots—there’s a lot to take away. Give it a watch if you’re looking for a garden pick-me-up (no sunscreen required!).
🍿 Watch Joanne's Garden Tour Here 🎬 |
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Joanne's art-filled garden has a variety of different growing conditions, including full sun. |
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Concrete retaining walls handle the steep change in grade and frame her garden. |
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This shady section of Joanne's garden showcases the art of Marcia Donahue and Jeffrey Bale. |
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COMING SOON: A fresh look at Erin’s garden—six years after our first video tour together back in 2019. The garden has grown even more vibrant and layered since then, and I can’t wait to share the transformation with you. Filming this new update was a real treat! |
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COMING SOON: We’ll also step into Linda’s art-filled, plant-packed NE Portland garden. You’ll get to see her creative glass installations (many crafted by Linda herself), lush planting combinations, and a variety of inviting seating and gathering spots throughout her welcoming space. |
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Stay cool and happy gardening, |
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