May Plant Of The Month
For May, we’d like to introduce you to the ‘Homebush’ Azalea. Of the genus Rhododendron, it’s a Knapp Hill hybrid […]
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Another Dimension
Well-designed topography adds richness and dimension to a landscape. In gardens, grade changes offer opportunities for artful design and dynamic
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April Plant Of The Month
For April we’d like to introduce you Paeonia japonica or Mountain Peony. This choice woodland species from Japan thrives in
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February Plant Of The Month
The Silver Dollar Lenten Rose is one of the first Hellebore to bloom during winter. Its muted emerald green foliage
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March Plant Of The Month
For March we’d like to introduce you to Tsuga canadensis ‘Abbott’s Pygmy’, also known as the Abbott’s Pygmy Miniature Canadian
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Big News For Small Gardens
Gardening in small spaces? Living with small outdoor spaces is becoming more and more common and designing for them is
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Shrubs With Berries Bring Back Color and Spirit
In the stretch between New Year’s and Valentine’s Day, a Northwest garden risks seeming anti-climactic or even bleak. To add color
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Evergreen Ground Cover For All Seasons
Evergreen ground cover has endless uses, from serving as a lawn substitute to creating a green cascade on a wooded
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Conifers in Containers
The change of seasons presents opportunities for dramatic new container garden compositions. Dwarf conifers can be the perfect pick-me-up for sparse-looking containers.
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Fall Is Fine For Planting
Fall is fine for planting. Almost all plants and trees can be planted in fall, including turfgrass, spring blooming bulbs