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Garden Futurist
From Pacific Horticulture Summer 1979 Issue (Vol. 40 / No. 02)Gardening is many things – science, skill, exercise, recreation, education…
Summer 2024 Listen to the podcast here.Garden Futurist is highlighting…
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Spring 2024 Listen to the podcast here.“On all scales,…
We have the opportunity to make room for…
Spring 2024 Listen to the podcast here.Learning to garden…
Spring 2024 Listen to the podcast here.For those who…
Nature Is Good For You
Nature Is Good For You
Fall 2024 It’s been another sweltering summer in cities across California.From San Diego and Los Angeles to Santa Clara and Sacramento,…
Summer 2024 Given California’s size and location, it’s little…
Summer 2024 The origin of my love for trees…
Summer 2024 The Blossom and the Bee It…
Spring 2024 A book review of Charles Hood’s ‘California’s…
Spring 2024 In Costa Rica, it’s hard to avoid…
Spring 2024 Sky islands are peaks that are significantly…
Growing For Biodiversity
Growing For Biodiversity
Summer 2024 Many gardeners select plants primarily for their color and appearance, often without realizing the valuable wildlife habitat they could…
Summer 2024 Throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond, gardeners…
As a gardener, I want it all—a thriving…
Fall 2023 Exit lightEnter nightTake my handWe’re off to…
Fall 2023 In Northeast Oregon near the small…
Fall 2023The Design Futurist Student Competition centered on…
Summer 2023 The world’s population raced past 8…
Inspired Gardens & Design
Inspired Gardens And Design
Fall 2024 Doug Kent has responded to a gap in the environmental and human health discussion in his new book, Regenerating…
Fall 2024 It’s been another sweltering summer in cities…
From Pacific Horticulture Summer 1979 Issue (Vol. 40…
Summer 2024 Shrouded in Light is not so much…
Summer 2024 When the opportunity arose to bring her…
Summer 2024 2023 saw the debut of Pacific Horticulture’s…
Summer 2024 Whether you rely on a designer or…
Plants You Need
Plants You Need
Spring 2024 If you’re unfamiliar with the scientific name Sansevieria, perhaps you’ll recognize its nicknames “snake plant,” or my personal…
Winter 2024 If there were three words that…
Winter 2024 As you might have guessed from…
Winter 2024 As I sat down to write…
Fall 2023 This article is excerpted and reproduced from What…
Fall 2023 Originally published in 2005, the highly regarded…
Fall 2023 Wallace Stevens wrote in his poem, “Of…
Sustainable Gardening
Sustainable Gardening
Summer 2024 Throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond, gardeners and landscape professionals regularly wrestle with the decision as to the kinds…
Fall 2023Reviewed by Anne Biklé, co-author What Your…
Summer 2023 Edible gardeners would be lost in the…
Summer 2023 California’s horticultural artist Luther Burbank (1849–1926)…
Summer 2023 With years of practice mothering her…
Winner of the 2024 GardenComm Gold Laurel Medal…
Spring 2023 While sharing the dry summer/wet winter…
Drought & Fire Resilience
Drought And Fire Resilience
Fall 2024 Doug Kent has responded to a gap in the environmental and human health discussion in his new book, Regenerating…
Summer 2024 Given California’s size and location, it’s little…
Winter 2024 There’s a lot of pressure on our…
Fall 2023An update to our 2023 Drought Roadmap…
Spring 2023 If you are a California gardener…
Spring 2023 While sharing the dry summer/wet winter…
Spring 2023The Drought Roadmap aims to go after…
Garden Futurist
Episode XL: Innovative Programs for New Careers in Horticulture with UC Davis
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The rich history of Pacific Horticulture was captured in the pages of its journal. Pacific Horticulture grew to be a trusted resource read by gardeners, designers, and horticulturists on the West Coast and around the globe beginning in 1968.
