As the Viaduct tumbles, a dynamic, carefully designed living landscape waits to emerge
Scheduled for completion in 2023, a lively ribbon of parks and growing spaces will unfurl along 26 blocks from Belltown to the stadiums.
Gardening resolutions to brighten the landscape now, and for the future
If you’re also working to plot your intentions for the new year, here are some suggestions, from good ground covers to tree-tending.
6 naturally inspiring books for gift-giving — or, your own gardening library VIEW
Gifts of knowledge and discovery for the gardeners in your life — including yourself.
Bridget Beth Collins, the Flora Forager, paints with petals
The natural artist from Ravenna still considers herself a beginning gardener, but her botanical compositions are blooming into big business.
Sure, you could buy a festive blooming amaryllis, but it’s so much more fun to grow your own
Here’s how to plant bare-root bulbs for dramatic winter-brightening blossoms.
Catch-and-release rainwater harvesting relieves your overflowing barrels
Keeping the water on your property lessens pollution and flooding, and helps reduce the burden on municipal utilities. And there will still be plenty of...
Plant these ornamental allium bulbs now for springtime bursts of giant blossoms
Large-flowered Star of Persia and tumbleweed onion add showy sparkle to your garden beds and borders.
Filled with youthful energy and musical wildlife, the Urban Meadow Garden is growing into its lively vibe
The still-new entrance to Bellevue Botanical Garden beckons with ever-changing wilderness — and free admission.
Why gardening (and gardeners) matter | GROW
Even the simplest planting can nourish wildlife, inspire our neighbors and lift our spirits — just when we need it the most.
Lorene Edwards Forkner and Colin McCrate are replacing Ciscoe Morris
Ciscoe is done writing a weekly column for Pacific NW magazine, but our commitment to gardening continues, with two local experts sharing their knowledge and...