Kin Garden Design

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Just a quick hit of serotonin to remind you that before we know it, our days will be longer, warmer and greener!

We’re finally stretching our limbs and starting to come out of hibernation over here. We know this false spring is a tease, but soon enough, the sun will be shining, our hands will be in the dirt and we can’t wait.

This is also a reminder that our spring/summer books are open and filling quickly! If you are interested in working with us, please feel free to drop us an email - we’d love to hear from you.

Kaitlin 🌿
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More of this concept please!!

Hey everyone! Sorry we haven’t done too much updating on projects so far this season. With all this rain, we’ve had to seize the moment between fronts and tackle things as they come without a ton of time to document. But that doesn’t mean we haven’t been working like mad! Today we finished up our project in Waupaca and tomorrow we’ll wrap another more local pollinator bed here in Osh!

If we’ve learned anything this summer so far, it’s that Mother Nature rules above all and we are reminded that patience is the key ingredient when it comes to creating anything beautiful and worthwhile.

Can’t wait to show you more of what we’ve been working on 🌸

This little guy was found lethargic in our back yard this afternoon and a few minutes after discovering it, displayed all the clear signs of poisoning. The main one being tongue/proboscis out as well as lack of energy. Nothing could be done to help.

There are so many ways to handle ‘pests’ that don’t involve poisoning wildlife. Please stop using pesticides. It might take more work, but it’s beyond worth it in the end. Pollinators are a key part of our world and we wouldn’t be here without them.

May perennials are showing off big time! Take a look at the list below and swipe to see some of our favorites 🌸

1. Canadian Anemone
2. Birdal Veil Spirea
3. Bald Cypress
4. Sweetgum
5. Siberian Crabapple
6. Variegated Ajuga
7. Bearded Iris
8. Tree Peony
9. Lady’s Mantle
10. Climbing Rose ‘Above and Beyond’

List of invasive plant species in Wisconsin - Wikipedia This list of invasive plant species in Wisconsin includes non-native plant species or strains "that become established in natural plant communities and wild areas, replacing native vegetation".[1]

Our current project is sheltered under hundreds of red and white pines. The sound the wind makes as it blows through them might be one of the most ethereal sounds we’ve ever heard. From something as tall as these giant guys to this six inch sapling, they all play a roll and we love that we get to use them in the shared landscape of this beautiful spot.

It may not look it outside, but soon our world will be full of green and I for one cannot wait 🌱✨