Pacific Horticulture | July 2013

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gardens & design, perspectives

California’s Oldest Surviving Roses

Rose enthusiast, Darrell Schramm takes a look at the history of California’s earliest cultivated roses.

gardens & design

Garden Tour to benefit Portland Reading Foundation

Regions: Oregon
Seasons: Summer

environment, gardens & design

Beacon Food Forest

Regions: Washington

gardens & design

Front Yard Fruit

Seasons: Fall, Spring, Summer

environment, gardens & design

Ornamental, Edible Gardens at Lynmar Estate Winery

Regions: Nor. Cal

Monmouth Streetscape

Regions: Nor. Cal

Garden Allies: Moths

gardens & design

Lotusland Auction & Sale

Regions: So. Cal
Seasons: Fall

gardens & design

Rare Plants on the Auction Block at Lotusland

Regions: So. Cal
Seasons: Summer

gardens & design

Salvia Summit II – Following Up

Regions: So. Cal
Seasons: Summer

Learning from the Landscape

Seasons: Summer

gardens & design, perspectives

Lavender Farm Faire

Regions: Washington
Seasons: Summer

environment, gardens & design

Pollinators: An Information and Action Guide for West Coast Gardeners

Regions: Nor. Cal, Oregon, Washington

environment, gardens & design, perspectives

Cultivating Wonder

Regions: Nor. Cal
Seasons: Summer

gardens & design

Learn with the Pros

Regions: Nor. Cal
Seasons: Fall, Summer

Plant Breeding for the Home Gardener: How to Create Unique Vegetables & Flowers
“Plant breeding is easy. Under the right conditions … you can hardly help but breed new varieties. Just nature and a little careful weeding will……
Plant-Based Latex Makes Eco-Wetsuits
A brief report from the world of science compiled by Ann Northrup, plant pathologist…
Ecological Role for Plant Viruses
A brief report from the world of science compiled by Ann Northrup, plant pathologist…
Native Plant Fights Back Against Invasive Species
A brief report from the world of science compiled by Ann Northrup, plant pathologist…
Ideas Spring from Cucumber Tendrils
A brief report from the world of science compiled by Ann Northrup, plant pathologist…
The Drunken Botanist: The Plants that Create the World’s Best Drinks
Amy Stewart is a nerdy botanist and witty conversationalist—just the sort I dream of encountering at dreadful cocktail parties…

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