GROW is “a dose of garden inspiration and information” appearing each week in Pacific NW magazine, written by Lorene Edwards Forkner and Colin McCrate.
Amur maple might not be an obvious choice for a formal setting, but the tree is well-suited to a naturalistic landscape. Multitrunk forms are good...
This foliage-forward designer recommends building our gardens around a framework of evergreen and deciduous foliage, then completing the picture with flowering perennials and shrubs, rather...
Water conservation was a determining factor to ensure The Lodges remains within its very limited water budget allocated by the local Vashon water district. A...
Whether you’re looking for inspiration on ways to add seasonal interest to your home landscape or simply want to stroll through the woodland environment, make...
Early-blooming bulbs in yellow furnish the soggy garden with light and are economical enough to encourage lavish planting. Timing is key; we’re looking for a...
There’s almost no such thing as too many tomatoes — eaten fresh, canned, frozen or dried. Now that the season is starting to wind down,...
Author Dan Pearson is a British landscape designer whose book tells the story of how a diverse team of forestry, landscape and horticultural professionals is...
In a garden filled with shades of olive, orange and gold, glowing pink blossoms energize these last few weeks before the dormant season gets seriously...
Being a hands-on gardener has taught me to discover wonder and navigate loss, in the landscape and beyond. Like the world around us, our gardens...
The key to growing beautiful roses in the Pacific Northwest is choosing varieties that will thrive in our growing region. Nita-Jo Rountree, lover of all...
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