The Dry August Garden
Summer marches on and the soil is dry. We expect that in August, but we don't expect the mild temperatures we've had of late. This week the heat ramps back…
Summer marches on and the soil is dry. We expect that in August, but we don't expect the mild temperatures we've had of late. This week the heat ramps back…
Can a zoo be a plant paradise? It can, I discovered, as the Point Defiance Zoo Botanical Garden in Tacoma, Washington most certainly is. Earlier this summer for the 2024 Great Plant…
When you think of Pacific Northwest gardens, woodland gardens often come to mind, as do rhododendrons. The Rhododendron Species Botanical Garden (RSBG) in Federal Way, Washington was high on my list…
What an honor to be able to visit the Elisabeth Miller Botanical Garden regularly with the Great Plant Picks group. We meet there twice annually for our selection committee meetings…
All apologies; it has been a while. An unexpected emergency appendectomy followed a week later by Thanksgiving had me seeing stars. Not the pretty kind either. Now on the mend…
Summertime sounds lovely right now. Reflecting on summer may be the next best thing. Therefore, a trip to the Puget Sound for another Garden Fling post feels good this week. A…
Sunny, dry, cold. That is January in a nutshell this year. Unseasonably dry I might add. If we do not receive any precipitation by the 31st then it will be…
Welcome !The 15th-16th and 19th of January brought our only two snowfalls of the winter, the first with just 2.1 inches and a dusting on the 19th, with milder temperatures…
Welcome!Welcome! There are signs of spring everywhere as the temperatures warm into the mid to upper 50's to 60's after two inches of rain and sixty mile an hour winds…
Welcome!Welcome! There is a well known quote, "It's into the garden I go to lose my mind and find my soul." ~ John Muir, which I live by. It is…