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Feb

Rosemary – “Mist of the Sea” Greeted on return from a trip with blue Rosemary flowers – I had to share! Rosemary is an ornamental, fragrant, delicious woody, perennial herb with evergreen leaves and white,...

Jun

OUR FAVORITE ROSE VARIETIES – THIS MONTH!

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Westerland is a rose variety that produces clustered flowers of a soft, apricot-orange blend. This has been a tough rose in our garden and is one of the most cold hardy roses (zones 5-9). Mature...

Apr

LILACS – THE SYMBOL OF SPRING!

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Lilacs – fragrant, beautiful, harbinger that spring is really here! And they symbolize love – what better time to think of love than in spring? Lilacs come in seven colors but most are familiar with...

Apr

OXALIS OREGANA – SHADE LOVING NATIVE GROUNDCOVER FOR THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

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Oregon Oxalis, aka Redwood sorrel (Oxalis oregana) is a perennial herb that is no more than 8 inches tall and LOVES the shade. It can perform photosynthesis with just 1/200th of the equivalent of full...

Feb

Pruning Hydrangeas

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One of the questions I am often asked this time of year is, “When can I prune my hydrangeas?” The answer is not as easy as you might think because the answer depends on the...

Feb

Bring Color With Containers?

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Blog, Interior Decor, Planting Tips

Yes it’s possible! Whether you are trying to bring color to a small area by a door or a larger area, think about plants with colors that will go together and catch the eye. Don’t be...

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Rosemary – “Mist of the Sea”

OUR FAVORITE ROSE VARIETIES – THIS MONTH!

LILACS – THE SYMBOL OF SPRING!

OXALIS OREGANA – SHADE LOVING NATIVE GROUNDCOVER FOR THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

Pruning Hydrangeas

Bring Color With Containers?

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