Big Ideas for Small Yards
PNW Urban Garden strategies Gardening in small spaces is becoming a way of life in the Pacific northwest. As urban […]
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Dark Sky Lighting: Garden Lighting that Complements and Supports the Night
By michael / March 18, 2026 Adopting dark sky lighting principles is a meaningful way to protect wildlife and reduce
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Add Some Excitement To Your Garden
Winter-blooming camellias display vibrant flowers against a backdrop of deep green foliage. On a clear day, sunlight illuminates the tiny,
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Plants To Add To Your Garden This Fall
Take advantage of the fall planting season by adding plants that will brighten your garden this winter. Here are some
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Water-Wise Landscape Design
With drought conditions expected in the Pacific Northwest again later this year, I wanted to share some tips on how
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Green Without Guilt
Are you looking for ways to conserve water this summer and still avoid having dry, brown lawn? In the Maritime Pacific
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Attracting Pollinators To Your Garden
Have you ever noticed a frenzy of bees flying around flowering plants on a warm summer day? The sweet pollen of
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Landscape Design Solutions
Gardens illicit emotions, tell a story, and provide an escape from the mundane. They must also be sustainable, functional, and
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Power Perennials
It’s peak season for summer-blooming perennials – the easiest way to enjoy reliable flowers all summer without having to replant
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Several of a Kind
Planting en masse (or mass planting), the repetition of a single variety of plant, is an effective design tool with many applications.