Great Plant Picks for 2004
For the fourth spring in a row, Pacific Northwest gardeners are able to share in the ruminations of thirty prominent horticulturists as they name outs…
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Gardening with Wildflowers
A wildflower garden of sorts may be made with a handful of seeds tossed onto a patch of untilled soil. On the other hand, such a garden may be the out…
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Latest Lab Report: Meet the Garden Ecology Team By Dr. Gail Langellotto, Read More Explore Topics Inspired Gardens & Design Garden Futurist Growing For Biodiversity…
The Dunn Gardens: Olmstedian Gardenesque and Robinsonian Woodland Gardening
The Dunn Gardens are an attractive, spacious and peaceful oasis in the midst of typical low-density suburban development in north Seattle. They are an…
Blanket the Ground – Native Groundcover Communities for Biodiversity, Habitat, and Beauty
Summer 2023 With years of practice mothering her two bright daughters, Tammy raises her lawn replacement planting with equally gentle discipline. “Look,” she says, admiring…
A Manzanita Resource Guide
No other shrub is more symbolic of the Pacific Coast than manzanita (Arctostaphylos). From British Columbia to Baja, one species to many are endemic from…
What Climate is This? Part One – A Garden Futurist Special
Winter 2022 Listen to the Podcast here. If you live in the Pacific region, you know that seasons in your garden look different from the…
Northwest Xeric
Marietta and Ernie O'Byrne on xeric gardening.
The Miller Legacy
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Elisabeth C. Miller Botanical Garden becoming a public institution. The Garden is one of the hidden treasures…