The Art of Weaving Plants and Place
Text and photos excerpted from Tapestry Garden by Marietta and Ernie O’Byrne. Timber Press 2018
Seasons: Summer
Preserving Species Diversity
As gardeners, we can help preserve the crucial diversity of flora and fauna in our world.
Making an Urban Meadow
Bellevue Botanical Garden, founded in 1992, is a crown jewel of the City of Bellevue’s Parks system. The new urban meadow is the latest gem to be pl…
A Personal Retreat
Gardening is passionate work that draws on the emotions of both love and war, which are really not that far apart.
A Photographer Looks at Tilden
East Bay Regional Parks Botanic Garden, known affectionately as the Tilden Park Native Plant Garden, in Berkeley, California, has never failed to insp…
Making Gardens
Our gardens tell our story and reflect change—both our place and our stage in life. The summer issue of Pacific Horticulture is out.
Recognizing Pacific Horticulture Heroes
Congratulations to the following PacHort Heroes who were recently awarded recognition for their work within the horticulture industry.
Cultivating a Lively Mix in the 
Vegetable Garden
There’s a certain lovely order within chaos. When a garden is designed as a slice of life, following nature’s lead, we discover a complex richness…
All the Colors
"Over and Under the Rainbow"is a series of color stories contributed by PNW gardener and writer Daniel Mount.