Notes from the Garden | Kinghorn Gardens - Part 4
We’ve been creating outdoor spaces for more than 30 years, and our team has years of experience and knowledge they can’t wait to share with you.
Becoming a Purple Polo: Nate, Jen, & Caitlynn
People | August 17th, 2017
Nate Huse, Horticultural Designer I moved to a “big city”, or at least what I thought was big as a child, and got a job at Lauritzen Gardens as a full-time gardener after college. While...
Gal Behind the Garden: Mika McPherson
People | August 3rd, 2017
Mika McPherson, Gardener Joined the Team: March 2017 Day-to-day activities: My day-to-day includes pruning, watering, cutting back, weeding, and cleanup. Where are you...
The Purple Polos: A Morning at the Shop
People | July 28th, 2017
Each morning, a crew member's day begins at the shop. Some Purple Polos can be seen hustling around grabbing gear, others discussing their garden or design installation, all preparing for the work...
5 Crucial Watering Tips You Need to Know
Education | June 8th, 2017
It’s that time of year again! Temperatures are rising and you’re probably wondering how to best water your garden. Well, you’re in luck! Here are five tips when it comes to watering that will...
Sunday Garden Series: Buddy Plants
Education, News | June 1st, 2017
Kinghorn Gardens is celebrating 30 years of creating beautiful experiences this year. In honor of this milestone, we brought back our Sunday Garden Series which was a series of...
A Natural Outdoor Classroom: The Design and Installation at Harrison Elementary
News, Projects | May 18th, 2017
Creating Happier, Healthier, More Engaged, and Environmentally Conscious Students It all started with Harrison Elementary's PTA looking for a "big idea project" that would benefit the school for...
A Natural Outdoor Classroom
People, Projects | May 9th, 2017
In 2016, Harrison Elementary School's Parent Teacher Association gathered grant funding to have an outdoor classroom created for their school. They were interested in building an outdoor classroom...
Brushstrokes of Spring Bulbs
News, Projects | May 4th, 2017
After a cold, colorless winter spent longing for warmer days, longer nights and greener gardens, bulbs in every color imaginable started popping through soil! Beautiful waves of color, painting...
A Tribute to our Tomorrows
Education, News | April 24th, 2017
It’s a simple act, but an empowering one. A hopeful tribute to our tomorrows and a generous gesture given to a new generation. Our reverence and respect for trees honor our State’s Tree...
Too Mulch of a Good Thing
Education, News | April 10th, 2017
Prepared April 10, 2017, Omaha, NE Bryan Kinghorn, Kinghorn Gardens We’ve become more inquisitive over the past few years on how the spring mulching phenomenon has gained so much traction. ...