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...

Hellebores, from the genus Helleborus, are low-growing, shade-tolerant, evergreen perennials that bloom in a range of colors in late winter or early spring with long-lasting flowers. Perfect for...

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...

After winter storms and cold spells strike, we head out to look at the garden to assess what has survived and determine how to go about recovering from potential damage. Ice storms and snowstorms...

As daylight diminishes and evenings grow darker, temperatures inevitably dip. Seasoned gardeners will appreciate that freezing temperatures are a part of the natural progression as we transition...

Living Christmas trees are a wonderful way to celebrate the holiday season. Unlike fresh-cut trees, living Christmas trees come potted with their roots still attached. If kept outside in containers...

Our temperate climate and generally mild winter allows us to plant practically year-round (we’re so lucky)! December is still a good time to plant deciduous trees and shrubs. For Fresh Color Now...

While most of our landscape plants slumber through the winter, there are a few who thrive during the colder months. For steady, reliable color in the garden, look to Heuchera as a "must-have"...