Sun- or shade ... the whole Pacific Northwest. I say western Oregon, from the Cascades to the Coast." Miller acknowledges that some native plants can look out of place in manicured gardens ...

Since mulch also prevents weeds from growing, the moisture and nutrients that are in the soil will be more accessible to your garden ... plants from drying winds. And a temporary shade cloth ...

This list of stories illustrates how local expert Marianne Binetti's recommendations for Pacific Northwest gardens. She says that shade gardens benefit from plants like hosta, astilbe and ...

At home in a naturalistic woodland, planted in swaths in the shade garden or tucked into container compositions, ferns provide a long season of interest in Pacific Northwest gardens. Rochford’s ...

Indeed, after spring bulbs have faded, many gardens are quiet until late May or June. There’s lots of information about benefits to growing native plants ... shade. Handsome variants include ...

Its unique climate impacts what gardeners can plant in March – and how soon to start growing. Broadly speaking, the Pacific ...

This month at the Tacoma Home and Garden Show Jan ... Do hellebores need sun or shade? A. Most hellebores do well in part shade but these adaptable plants will bloom in deep shade and some ...

The Pacific Northwest ... should plant out your onion sets. Plant leek seeds now for a fall harvest. If you get them in early in the month, shallots may also still be planted. The Gardening ...

They grow freely in the dry, rooty soil of woodsy shade gardens, seeding themselves generously. Ants carry off ripe seeds, dropping a few along their little pathways so the corms appear all over ...