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Living Christmas trees are a beautiful, sustainable, and fun way to add a little extra magic to your home this holiday season! Living Christmas trees are potted conifers, and unlike freshly cut...
Winter container plantings are a festive and fantastic way to rejuvenate your entryway, porch, or patio with a fresh new look that will last from the Holidays all the way to Spring! From plant...
Introduce abundant blooms to your garden even in the cold, dark season with Winter-blooming Camellias. Camellia sasanqua is a fantastic low-maintenance plant with shiny, deep green evergreen leaves...
Hellebores are beautiful, versatile perennials that bloom when the rest of the garden is asleep, bringing year-round interest to the landscape. Hellebores, often called Winter Roses or Lenten Roses,...
As Winter arrives and the growth in the outside world winds down, indoor plants also adopt a slower pace and your care for them should, too! During the darker Fall and Winter months (roughly October...
Winter storms can wreak havoc on gardens and on the morale of gardeners who are eagerly waiting for Spring. Ice storms and cold temperatures can damage new plantings and can jeopardize large limbs...
While cold temperatures are to be expected, even welcomed, there are a few key strategies that gardeners can employ to make sure cold temperatures don’t do any unnecessary damage to plants in the...
Bring some extra magic to your Holiday décor by incorporating a living Christmas tree! Not only do living trees let you enjoy a new plant in your home before adding it to your garden, they are a...
Even as attention shifts to holiday happenings and indoor events, our generally mild December weather means that we can still enjoy time outside tending to the garden. Thankfully our temperate...
Pruning in the winter months before plants are actively growing is essential for plant health—it allows for the removal of old, tired growth, creating space for the plant to reinvigorate itself....
The month of February delivers unpredictable weather, but fortunately there are always plenty of sun breaks! Be ready to jump in the garden when conditions are right to refresh color or add some...
January in the Pacific Northwest is the first full month of winter and is a time of rest and dormancy. Houseplants take center stage this month by providing us with much needed greenery and new...