Dynamic Garden Lighting
The winter months are the dormant season for most plants here in the Pacific Northwest, so it can be easy […]
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Happy Holidays!
However you feel about this time of year, one thing is certain: very soon, the days will begin to get
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Bulb Basics (the 411 on spring-blooming bulbs)
landscape design, crocus, galanthus, narcissus, bulbs, allium, snow drops
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Extend Summer Color with Perennials
After the dog days of summer, the landscape can begin to look a little peaked. Fall-blooming perennials are a great
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Ground Cover Essentials
Ground cover refers to a low spreading plant that forms a solid mat on top of the soil — typically
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The unusual: A Gothic garden, and beyond
I’ve always been intrigued by black flowers. Many varieties of black-flowering plants have flowers that are closer to intensely dark
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Spring Flowering Bulbs by Design
About now the deciduous trees are coloring up nicely and the squirrels having been busy burying nuts (probably in your
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Watering the Garden: You Can Relax this Summer
Right now it’s hard to imagine that the super-saturated ground in the Seattle area will ever dry out. But it
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Hedging Your Bets
What is a hedge? By definition, a hedge is “a fence or boundary formed by closely growing shrubs.” During wintertime,
