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As a companion to Robert Berka's article on the hybridizing work done by Luther Burbank and others on the lilies...
The mission of the Western Washington Fruit Research Foundation is to advance fruit horticultural programs for the unique Western Washington...
"Gardens are for people," proclaimed Thomas Church, one of the twentieth century's most prominent landscape architects; his legacy is the...
Curious Creatures—Unlikely Allies Homopterans, a conglomeration of loosely related families within the order Hemiptera (see Pacific Horticulture, July 2010), have...
As a companion to Matt Ritter's article about Chile's soapbark tree (Quillaja saponaria), which was featured in the July 2011...
"Gardens are for people," proclaimed Thomas Church, one of the twentieth century's most prominent landscape architects; his legacy is the...
We are reminded almost daily that the environment is affected by our actions and the decisions we make. Most gardeners...
An informative assortment of brief reports from the world of science compiled by Ann Northrup, plant pathologist.
individuals, including gardeners, who frequent rural or semi-rural environments long enough are likely to eventually find one or more ticks...