WWOOFing
WWOOF, an acronym for “Willing Workers on Organic Farms,” is a work-exchange network that exists in many countries.
Topics: Environment
Farming for the Future
Most people consider bugs to be pests...Insects are a nutritious and space-efficient crop, and they are also some of nature’s most efficient bioreac…
Total-Plant Native Plant Online Photo Library
The Total-Plant website, an online native plant photo library, allows users to sort by plant name (common or botanical), region, and characteristics.
Seeds
Seeds: Nature’s Artful Engineering is a traveling exhibit of photographs, interpretive information, and hands-on activities.
West Coast Seed Libraries
As Pacific Horticulture contributor Jennifer Jewell wrote in Seeds, her recent article that appeared in our winter 2017 issue, “Seeds are critically important to all…
Shaping New Gardens in a Challenging Environment
Introducing the Summit 2016 Resource Guide containing three videos and a body of information exploring new ideas and approaches to creating beautiful …
Respecting Water in the Garden
Making thoughtful choices about managing precious water resources, building good soil, and “climate-appropriate” plant selections
Designing for Today’s Garden
New ways of looking at the landscape and designing gardens that are resilient, adaptive, and beautiful.
Gardening in a Post-Wild World
“I think wildness matters more now than it ever has... We have to look at the landscapes we live in as places as places where nature could be.” …