and I mean lots — of summer-blooming perennials to choose from. But… Continue reading
According to weather guru Rufus La Lone of the Weather Cafe, July is shaping up to be a very pleasant month for gardening. Here are… Continue reading
Last week I gave you several tips on how to become a better gardener. As promised, this week I will enlighten you on how to… Continue reading
I have often thought about what it is about some people that makes them good gardeners and what it is about others that makes them… Continue reading
One of the things that drew me into the world of horticulture is the incredible diversity of plants that inhabit our planet. When you consider… Continue reading
This seems to be the week that we will finally shake off Old Man Winter, but just the same, I know what you all have… Continue reading
Oh, the eternal question: What should we get Mom for her once-a-year special day? (Knowing that no matter what it is, it will never be… Continue reading
It’s time to move out of our comfort zone and get into container gardening in a whole new way. Gone are the days when we… Continue reading
This week’s The Whistling Gardener column is written by Sunnyside Nursery’s Trevor Cameron. By Trevor Cameron, special to The Herald One of my first plant… Continue reading
Anytime I write about rhododendrons, I know I am taking a chance on losing my readers. Most of us can remember these monster shrubs that… Continue reading
Last month should be remembered for all the yellow flowering plants. Granted, other colors of flowers were present, but yellow seemed to dominate our landscapes.… Continue reading
Considering all the cold and wet weather we have had, and evidently will continue to have for at least the first half of April, I… Continue reading
The Whistling Gardener
March and April are what we call the cool season when it comes to veggies. Typically that means it’s the season to plant vegetables either… Continue reading
This week marks that magic moment when our days finally become longer than our nights. While there is no guarantee that any of these days… Continue reading
Trust me, I know how you feel. There’s no point in sugar coating this message: The weather sucks and it is going to continue to… Continue reading
The last day of February started out cold and frozen with a few snowflakes falling from the sky, but as the day went on the… Continue reading
I know it doesn’t feel like it but spring will arrive soon, despite the cold and wet (dare I say snowy) weather we have been… Continue reading
It’s show time. This week marks the beginning of the 29th annual Northwest Flower and Garden Show, which kicked off Wednesday and will run through… Continue reading
I just returned from spending two deliciously warm and sunny weeks in Mexico while the rest of you endured Snowmageddon, along with some nasty freezes,… Continue reading
Yes, this is a continuation of my to-do list from last week with more chores to work on. Time to roll up those sleeves, put… Continue reading
