Even the simplest planting can nourish wildlife, inspire our neighbors and lift our spirits — just when we need it the most.
The U.S. Agriculture Department scientists who gave us the Bradford pear thought they were improving our world. Instead, they left an environmental time bomb that...
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...
Ciscoe says it’s time for new challenges. So he’s going to stop writing his weekly garden column to concentrate on his newest book.
Contest winner John Carroll captured a two-tone dahlia on the Whidbey Naval Air Station.
A Kitsap County project gets inmates’ hands dirty while giving them a new sense of hope — and all the produce goes to food banks.
With showy flowers, beautiful bark and a hankering for shade, these all-season trees will fit in any garden.
The Washington expert drove 30,000+ miles, waded bogs, dissected rotting logs and combed fleas from a mountain beaver in his 14-year survey of Northwest insects.
With demonstration gardens, special events, plant sales and free public workshops, these trained volunteers are gurus you can use.
August is the perfect time to plant veggies that thrive in cooler temperatures: mustard greens, arugula, radishes, cilantro and more.
