Ciscoe Morris is well known in the Pacific Northwest. He appears regularly on TV and radio. His book, Ask Ciscoe, remains a best seller. When he is not speaking, writing or hosting an international garden tour, Ciscoe can be found at his Seattle home gardening alongside his pups Fred and Ruby.
The key to growing a beautiful Wisteria is to train it to twist in its natural direction, then constantly prune it to keep it from...
Ed Hume, the founder of a highly successful seed business, also is an international TV star, an author, a world traveler and a tour guide...
New varieties of these once-scrubby shrubs are still drought-tolerant and low-maintenance, but now also colorful and interesting year-round.
Packed with trailing flowers, these Mother’s Day baskets are meant to be shared.
These cabbage-family jewels should go into the ground in early May.
Slimy slugs and snails can make a mess of your garden. There are several ways to limit the damage, though.
Some grow too tall; some aren’t fragrant. A little research will help you find the right lilac for your garden, yard or container.
These hybrids grow so many spectacular varieties, it’s hard to pick your flowers.
After major enhancements, there are even more plants and peaceful places to treasure in this Seattle landmark.
Whether you drive or bike the dreamy fields, you’ll want to make sure Mother Nature is ready for you.