
How to pick, plant and enjoy nasturtiums — in your garden or on a salad VIEW
Filling in corners and crevices, easy-to-grow nasturtiums have a way of buffering garden disappointments — a most forgiving plant to have in your tool belt.
GROW is “a dose of garden inspiration and information” appearing each week in Pacific NW magazine, written by Lorene Edwards Forkner and Colin McCrate.
Filling in corners and crevices, easy-to-grow nasturtiums have a way of buffering garden disappointments — a most forgiving plant to have in your tool belt.
The Pacific Northwest has the perfect climate for cultivating hardy fuchsias as garden-worthy plants and not just seasonal décor; here are some expert tips.
Experienced gardeners know that the value of any nursery is the people behind the plants. They are the link between horticultural bounty and our own...
In the garden or when freshly picked, sweet woodruff has little to no scent. But crushed, wilted or dried stems release a delicious aroma of...
If you are inspired by nature, try to emulate its density and complexity by planting a layered landscape. That’s a fancy way of saying you...
If finding a plant that beautifies the landscape in all four seasons is garden gold, then ring the bell: Crabapples hit the jackpot. There is...
Author Mary Reynolds, a former landscape designer, hopes to propel a paradigm shift in how we approach the care and tending of our plots with...
Spring is here, which means it’s time for another seasonal exploration of designing with colorful plants. Our 1-2-3 vernal color recipe is illuminated by yellow.
While outfitting a garden workstation doesn’t have the allure of harvesting fresh lettuce or gathering lilacs, it will help you manage the whole growing season.
The King County Seed Lending Library saves and shares seeds with the community. With a network of locations, anyone can select seeds to keep the...