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In the 1800s, early settlers in Northern California’s Sonoma County found the gently rolling sand hills of the Vine Hill...
The genus Passiflora contains 465 species and five subspecies, as listed by the Passiflora Society International. Few rival the size...
Not a fern at all but definitely a tree, Brazilian fern tree (Schizolobium parahyba) is one of the most spectacular...
As I write this, the crape myrtle (Lagerstroemeria ‘Muskogee’) outside my office window is aglow with the gold, orange, and...
Anyone raised in the maritime Pacific Northwest, from Portland to Vancouver or Victoria, is familiar with Lawson cypress in residential...
Over 460 million years ago, plants and mycorrhizal fungi formed a beneficial relationship below the soil surface that nurtured and...
They are small, beautiful, and expensive. They have a cultish following among Japanese, American, and European plant lovers. Their blossoms...
For the fourth spring in a row, Pacific Northwest gardeners are able to share in the ruminations of thirty prominent...
In 1929, at the height of California’s Golden Age of Gardens, George Washington Smith was commissioned to build a home...