Plants You Need
Take a closer look at plants you would like to know better and some you haven’t met, from regional plant communities to a genus of favorites to rare native species.
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One of the most problematic sites for gardening in the maritime Pacific Northwest is in deep shade with little to...
This comprehensive and beautiful book from 2015 demystifies what was once common gardening practice and inspire gardeners today to participate...
Starting a plant from seed is one of a gardener’s greatest joys. But the importance of seeds in our lives...
As Pacific Horticulture contributor Jennifer Jewell wrote in Seeds, her recent article that appeared in our winter 2017 issue, “Seeds...
As gardeners, we are naturally attracted to flowers and foliage. We know that most plants produce seeds and that they...
The world of begonias is mind-bending. There are more than 1500 species or cultivars and at least nine accepted groupings...
The Pomegranate or “seeded apple” (Punica granatum) is a fruit of many legends and traditions. This many-seeded fruit with an...
The following lively excerpts are taken from Gardening for the Homebrewer, Grow and Process Plants for Making Beer, Wine, Gruit,...
Bellflowers are so familiar that there is a tendency to think we know this enduring garden denizen. Campanulas have wormed...