10 tips for growing successful dahlias VIEW
Once you dig into the mystery, you’ll realize how fun and easy (and beautiful) these fascinating tubers can be.
Ancient, tasty fava beans remain a popular crop that’s easy to grow — and now’s the time to get started
Here’s how to plant, nurture and harvest this protein-rich legume.
Garden Discovery Walks program harnesses the healing power of the environment to help people with memory loss VIEW
The Memory and Brain Wellness Center at UW Medicine and Seattle Parks and Recreation have partnered to create this unique and progressive treatment.
The productive Sammamish River Valley agricultural district could face further development in its protective buffer zones
Farmers are feeling the squeeze in the face of an ordinance proposed by the Metropolitan King County Council.
Before you plant your own fruit trees (and you really should), explore the options growing all around you
Eat with the seasons from your own backyard — after a bit of fruitful field research.
Garden photographer Hilary Dahl shares tips for capturing July’s bounty picture-perfectly VIEW
Here’s how to make the most out of our short-summer window of photo opportunities.
Just when your garden has grown all lovely and lush — it’s time to plant fall veggies
Dozens of crops can be planted this time of year; here’s a closer look at how to grow beets and carrots.
Forest bathing turns a contemplative stroll in the woods into a proven branch of therapy
If you’re pining for serenity, a free walk with the Friends of North Creek Forest group could bring natural relief.
Buckwheat is not just for pancakes anymore — it’s also an awesome cover crop
Buckwheat makes a particularly handy cover crop, because it grows quickly and performs well in hot weather.
Once it warms up, it’s all about that basil
This heat-loving herb hates our winters, but in spring, you can grow and harvest your own, pretty easily, from transplants.