Planting Those Really Sunny Spots
Nearly every garden has a spot that really cooks in the summer. It might be the west-facing wall of the garage, […]
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Mass Appeal
Mass planting — using just one variety of plant — is an effective garden design tool, with many applications. You can
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Maybe It’s Time To Lose The Lawn
Are you trying to conserve water this summer — and dreading the prospect of a bleak, brown and brittle lawn? It is
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Summertime Watering
The driest months in the Pacific Northwest are July, August, September and sometimes October. Add June to the mix this
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Tropical Treasures in Seattle
Everyone knows that summer in the Pacific Northwest is paradise. But did you know that up here we can grow
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Winning Over Your Soil
Did you know that both you and your landscape could come out winners, even with the most difficult soil? If
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Look For Winter Blooming Perennials Now!
Lenten Rose, Snow Drops and Cyclamen are flowering now. It is a good time to think about adding these to
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Landscape Design with Succulents brings new life to the summer garden
By definition, Succulent plants are plants that have some parts that are more than normally thickened or fleshy usually to
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Seamless Connectivity to the Outdoors
Connecting with nature has long been acknowledged as an important part of well being. Some of us find ourselves feverishly
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HARDSCAPING: What kind of patio or walkway best suits your landscape?
If you’re not familiar with the term, hardscaping is a word used to describe any type of hard surface impressed