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Presented by the Garden Conservancy and the Ruth Bancroft Garden, and co-sponsored by Pacific Horticulture and The Gardens at Heather...
The Heirloom Life Gardener is at first blush an odd book. On paging through the layout before reading, one is...
An informative assortment of brief reports from the world of science compiled by Ann Northrup, plant pathologist…
In previous articles on soil builders, we’ve explored earthworms, soil-dwelling microorganisms, and, most recently, the strange world of microarthropods. Many...
Delicious juicy photographs and simple, lyrical copy accompany this whimsical alphabet of decidedly non-garden variety collection of fruit. Only available...
Professional gardeners Scott Calhoun from Tucson, Arizona and Leo J. Chance from Denver, Colorado draw upon their personal experiences to...
Back in my day we didn’t have step-by-step, everything-you-need-to-know books about vegetable gardens. Oh, no. Failure was our guide. We...
Yes, it rains a lot in the Pacific Northwest… except when it doesn’t. People outside the region scoff at the...
My name is Loree and I’m a spike-aholic. Take a look at one PNW gardener’s passion for cultivating desert plants...