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A Botanical Force

Listening to Alice Doyle recount the origin stories of Log House Plants’ most popular introductions, educational campaigns, and innovative collections is a great way to…

Gardening in the Pacific Northwest

Authors Paul Bonine and Amy Campion tackled an ambitious topic in their new book—largely because there’s very little that can’t be grown in this…

All the Colors

"Over and Under the Rainbow"is a series of color stories contributed by PNW gardener and writer Daniel Mount.

A Coastal Garden

Gardening on California’s coast has its own challenges, surprises, and rewards—which I learned firsthand when we moved to Point Reyes from Souther…

Uncommon Garden Fragrances

Gardening is a sensual experience and while secondary to sight, our sense of smell nonetheless adds a complementary and vivid way in which to interact…

Your Garden: Australia Native Plants

Last fall the Thomas fire devastated Ventura County including the home of Jo O’Connell and Brian Cox, owners of Australian Native Plants nursery in Casitas…

Resource Guide: More Fragrant Plants

“Gardening is a sensual experience and while secondary to sight, our sense of smell nonetheless adds a complementary and vivid way in which to interact…

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