GROW is “a dose of garden inspiration and information” appearing each week in Pacific NW magazine, written by Lorene Edwards Forkner and Colin McCrate.
The Bloedel Reserve on Bainbridge Island adapts to offer an online-onsite hybrid experience (and an at-home option!) for its popular Strolls for Well-Being ... which...
In their own West Seattle yard, the owners of Zook & Oleson Gardening have created spaces for family, fun, and lots and lots of plants...
Diane Larson of Ravenna Gardens shares all the equipment, and all the know-how, you'll need to create your own terrarium. Pro tip: Don't overwater your...
If you’ve ever started seeds in your windowsill for transplants, you’ve already mastered the key skills of microgreen production. Here's how to grow your own...
Lorene Edwards Forkner shares some of her favorite garden books of the past year: tales of trials and successes, intellectual and spiritual inquiry.
In a season of giving thanks (and giving gifts), Lorene Edwards Forkner offers a few of her favorite gardening things, from dry bean seeds to...
“Audubon at Home in Seattle: Gardening for Life,” a free publication from Seattle Audubon, offers tips for creating a wildlife-friendly garden.
Algerian iris flowers when few other plants dare: Their 2-inch lavender-purple flowers with white and deep gold markings first begin to appear in early November.
You can't fool Mother Nature, of course, but you can trick this spring-blooming bulb into, and then coax it out of, an artificially imposed winter....
"Gardening for the Future: Diversity and Ecology in the Urban Environment," an online symposium, looks at horticulture as a reflection of culture and place.
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