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The article offers information on the art of garden maintenance by Geri Larkin and Wendy Johnson. The two Buddhists shared their ideas about gardening and life, which is greatly influenced by Zen Buddhism. Larkin's book "Plant Seed, Pull Weed" focuses on human frailties and recasts the lessons of Buddhism.

The article lists several nursery catalogs including "High Country Gardens," "Forestfarm," and "Chalk Hill Clematis."

The article reports on Janice Wells with emphasis on her thoughts about gardening. The author cites the book entitled "The Gin & Tonic Gardener," by Janice Wells. According to the author, Janice Wells discussed her thoughts and wisdom in gardening in the said book. Janice Wells' one remaining goal is to perfect her puttering.

The article offers advise related to gardening. The author advises not to plant ornamentals because lots of them are toxic. In addition, avoid planting big tress in septic tank drain fields because the roots could clog the pipes, or let combustible conifers crowd the house in areas prone to wildfire. The author recommends to try black tulip in the garden. Crossing tree branches do not have to be cut out.