
How a group of genius (and generous) volunteer horticultural experts settles on each year’s Great Plant Picks
Nearly 1,000 plants carry the committee’s endorsement, and GPP has grown into one of the premier plant-education programs in the country.
GROW is “a dose of garden inspiration and information” appearing each week in Pacific NW magazine, written by Lorene Edwards Forkner and Colin McCrate.
Nearly 1,000 plants carry the committee’s endorsement, and GPP has grown into one of the premier plant-education programs in the country.
We need these beneficial buzzers, and they really need our help.
Her new book, ‘Growing Berries and Fruit Trees in the Pacific Northwest,’ will lead you to sweet, sweet success.
Grow-it-yourself gardening is not easy, but if you’re feeling ambitious, it’s a great way to take charge of your crops.
Scheduled for completion in 2023, a lively ribbon of parks and growing spaces will unfurl along 26 blocks from Belltown to the stadiums.
The Washington Park Arboretum has plenty of day-brightening inspiration, even this time of year, but witch hazels steal the show.
If you’re also working to plot your intentions for the new year, here are some suggestions, from good ground covers to tree-tending.
It’s catalog season! Follow these tips to make sure that come spring, you’re not planting any seeds of doubt.
Gifts of knowledge and discovery for the gardeners in your life — including yourself.
Here’s how to sequester your rainwater runoff and reduce your ecological footprint.
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