
For a rewarding garden — and experience — think like a farmer and an artist
The first step toward a productive garden is understanding what makes it successful. Colin McCrate and Brad Halm's new book offers tips for getting the...
The first step toward a productive garden is understanding what makes it successful. Colin McCrate and Brad Halm's new book offers tips for getting the...
To maximize garden production and have food consistently throughout the year, you need a planting plan. Pair this plan with detailed record-keeping for success.
Growing transplants at home can be a tricky, but rewarding, business. If you're an experienced, or patient, gardener, give it a try, Then, once you've...
There’s almost no such thing as too many tomatoes — eaten fresh, canned, frozen or dried. Now that the season is starting to wind down,...
Succession planting is key to maintaining a steady supply of your favorite short-season crops through the summer and fall. It is the practice of planting...
While there might be a limited selection of crops suitable for March planting, the potato is at attention and ready to go. They're an easy...
If you’ve ever started seeds in your windowsill for transplants, you’ve already mastered the key skills of microgreen production. Here's how to grow your own...
We don't have any redwoods, but some of Washington's native trees are still world-class giants. Our state is home to six that are among the...
IF YOU'RE LOOKING for fun projects to do at home with your kids, there’s no better place than the vegetable garden. It might feel a...
NO DISRESPECT TO anybody who really loves the winter holiday season, but for most gardeners, spring is actually “the most wonderful time of the year.”...