
These showy, colorful annuals will celebrate summer in your garden VIEW
For summer oomph and color, go a little wild and crazy this year with the flashiness and glitz of these relatively inexpensive annuals.
For summer oomph and color, go a little wild and crazy this year with the flashiness and glitz of these relatively inexpensive annuals.
Our climate can be challenging for growing tomatoes, but there are straightforward strategies for growing them successfully without sprays or chemicals.
Sadly, the delight of amassing plants is greatly outweighed by the grief of an overplanted garden, so here's how best to approach a well-stocked nursery.
Our Northwest forests and natural areas perhaps offer the most satisfying model of wild gardening. The point is creating a diversity and richness of plantings...
Some gardeners like to fill narrow borders with oversized plants to feel submerged in flower and leaf. It’s just fun to have plants blooming over...
Rewilding can represent a desire to meddle less and celebrate nature more by accepting the randomness and imperfections of nature. If not, we’re fighting a...
Garden lighting expert Janet Lennox Moyer, called the "Poet of Light" for her artistry, shares tips for subtle but transformational garden lighting. Her mantra: more...
Nancy Heckler’s former vast vegetable garden is testament to soil improvement and thoughtful plant choice, as well as an astounding amount of hard work.
In this Vintage Pacific NW feature, Valerie Easton found an Eastlake gardener who turned her small space into a beautiful country garden in the city.
In our Vintage Pacific NW feature, we take a look back at Valerie Easton's advice on planting a garden to attract bees and butterflies. You'll...