Monday, August 18, 2008 - Page updated at 11:20 a.m.

Outdoor lighting expert shows Seattle gardeners the way | Plant Life

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China: Gain and loss in the emerging economic giant | Pacific NW Cover Story

Bright, durable, tangy, too, prolific nasturtiums deserve our attention | Plant Life

Carmelites are content to be quiet | Portraits

A grand old hotel restaurant has a fresh face | Taste

The impression is breezy and bright in this unfussy summer spot | Northwest Living

In early Seattle, the trolley was rapid transit | Now & Then

At the pawnshop, the needs and the sacrifices are getting bigger | Pacific NW Cover Story

These fashionable few have us dazzled | Plant Life

Jan and Doug Bradley | Collectors, oh no, just hedging their bets as connoisseurs of interesting things | Portraits

Marbled salmon may be the next "it" fish | Taste

With more room and light, a lofty lakeside goal is met | Northwest Living

It's Outta The Park | Now & Then

Seattle retirees are reinventing themselves in the hills of San Miguel | Pacific NW Cover Story

In the concrete jungle, Freeway Park will offer respite once again | Plant Life

At The Garage Sale | The past and cash part ways | Portraits

For everyday wine, it's finally OK to think inside the box | Taste

From blank slate to patterned profusion, a sunny garden grows | Northwest Living

The Glitter Of Broadway | Now & Then

Highway 2: Riding the line between urban frenzy and country mellow | Pacific NW Cover Story

Fine Vines | These clematis just keep on coming | Plant Life

Ashes To Ashes | Seductive, yeah, but smoking has its price | Portraits

Fat 'n' Happy: Raised the old way, pigs are the richer (and tastier) for it | Taste

Fun House: With room to skate, swim and jump around, kids and grown-ups can play | Northwest Living

Assessing the home situation, I'm sitting tight | Sunday Punch

From Pits To Towers | Now & Then

Where's the dignity in the chase? | Letters to the Editor