Columnist Steve Smith picks his favorites from a long list of plant breeders’ introductions.
Columnist Steve Smith shares more on the effects the recent snowstorm will have on our gardens.
It’s too soon to tell for sure, but your container plantings may be doomed.
You may be surprised to find out that the white stuff can be beneficial to the winter garden.
These gorgeous flowering perennials are a joy to see in the garden during the colder months.
Steve Smith explains some of the jargon gardening professionals use when talking about plants.
Adults spend 11 hours per day looking at screens. Wouldn’t it be nicer if you were in the garden?
Employees at Sunnyside Nursery in Marysville prune and pot nearly a thousand and a half plants.
Go on — take a stroll in your garden, for the metamorphosis you see will surely lift your spirits.
Steve Smith: “The more time we can spend communing with our gardens the better this world could be.”
Still don’t know what to give your loved one who loves to garden? The idea list continues…
Don’t know what to give your loved one who loves to garden? How about one of these.
You’ll gain a decoration for your front door and a better appreciation for the Northwest bounty.
Japanese aralia is a tropical-looking flowering shrub or small tree native to Japan.
Under no circumstance should we be pruning our shrubs or trees severely this time of year.
They provide nutrients and help block winter weeds, so don’t put them in the lawn waste bin.
Houseplants will most likely be the focus of many a Northwest gardener this fall and winter.
The blooms will repeat for many years. And they are cheap. What more could you ask from a plant?
For a change in scenery, these three plants will add brilliant colors to your autumn yard.
Climate change in Washington is turning October in to a gardener’s favorite fall month.
