GROW is “a dose of garden inspiration and information” appearing each week in Pacific NW magazine, written by Lorene Edwards Forkner and Colin McCrate.
EVERY NEW YEAR'S Day, my husband and I take a little forest-bathing meander through Washington Park Arboretum. Looking to clear our heads in the bracing...
“OH, LA LA!” is classic Ciscoe Morris. Seattle’s favorite gardening personality has a new book, and it drops this week. Filled with garden stories, sound...
HOUSEPLANTS ARE HAVING their day in the sun on Pacific Northwest windowsills. Ingrid Nokes is the houseplant buyer for the West Seattle Nursery, a position...
GARDENERS, BY NATURE, are intentional. Plotting and planning is how we conduct every growing season. To honor the New Year, I asked several garden friends...
WHAT IF I told you that you could give the gift of spring? Goose winter-dulled senses and catch “Spring Fever” at this year’s Northwest Flower...
A garden journal can help you keep track of when things happen in the garden and which plants you like best, and plan for longer-term...
Hannah Morgan of Fortunate Orchard offers a fresh new take on garden-grown holiday decor.
The best thing about embracing a plant like purslane is that you don’t have to worry about seeding, watering or fussing about it.
With a fall application, your soil should be at the right level by the beginning of next season.
With the exception of small native sedums, all of the approximately 75,000 plants Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center produced for the project were grown from...
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