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In many cases seasonal storms represent an untapped resource just waiting to be harvested. Rainfall is free water. Do the...
Understanding the distinction between design and functional layers is crucial to balancing beauty with function. Aesthetically pleasing design can be...
Managing the landscape during an extended drought means more than making smart plant choices. We’ve looked at shifting climate patterns,...
Sailing across the extensive blue waters of the South Pacific with my family as a child informs my garden today....
“Garden Allies” began ten years ago as a forum to share stories about the art and science of conservation biological...
Beginning in 2013, Pacific Horticulture expanded its programming with the creation of “Changing Times, Changing Gardens,” a series designed to...
Horticulture involves art, science, technology, and business, uniquely human endeavors that intersect with natural systems much larger than us all....
Gardens may be grounded in place but gardeners are free to rove and Portland designer Bob Hyland has relocated more...
Did you know that Oregon and Washington are “home to giant (but elusive) earthworms, said to smell strongly of lilies”?...