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Didn’t I Say? Soil – It’s the Foundation…
Hot off the presses in the NY Times today… Scientists using new analytical techniques over the last decade have found that the world’s ocean of soil is one of our largest reservoirs of biodivers… more →
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Garden update > First Harvest
wrote 1 week ago: It is looking alive out there! We had our first harvest in the veggie garden: Spinach greens and som … more →
Didn't I Say? Soil - It's the Foundation...
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wrote 1 week ago: Hot off the presses in the NY Times today… Scientists using new analytical techniques over the … more →
Native Plants 101: The specialties
wrote 2 weeks ago: The structure and fillers in the garden are best created with multi-use plants. Limited space, or ev … more →
Back in the Backyard
wrote 3 weeks ago: I love this stump – and that grass is the reason I want to rip out more lawn and put some of t … more →
Tour of the other side of the yard
wrote 3 weeks ago: I’ve done very little to the front part of the yard since we moved in. The previous owners had … more →
Understory
wrote 3 weeks ago: Back in late February the ground under the fir canopy was looking dark and barren. In the past coupl … more →
Native Plants 101: The specialty plants
wrote 3 weeks ago: The understory (below the canopy of tall trees) and lower ground-level herbaceous layers are where t … more →
Veggie Garden Update
wrote 3 weeks ago: Okay. Those are not veggies. They are my tulips and I am obsessed. But if you look way to the back o … more →
Native Plant Appreciation Week - Tours, Fieldtrips and More
wrote 1 month ago: It’s official -Native Plant Appreciation Week begins this weekend, April 28. The Washington Na … more →
Native Plants 101: Insect protectors
wrote 1 month ago: Lady bugs are everyone’s friends; they are so iconic. But guess what? There are a lot of quest … more →
Around the garden
wrote 1 month ago: Here is what is going on around the garden this week (aside from Tulips): I mentioned how I am enjoy … more →
Just a couple more Tulips...
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wrote 1 month ago: I want to document a few more pictures from the tulip/rose bed ’cause they are so happy and it … more →
Native Plants 101: Tall Oregon Grape
wrote 1 month ago: Tall Oregon grape Mahonia aquifolium, tall Oregon grape, is versatile. In the landscape it will acco … more →
Gardening - Oca
wrote 1 month ago: terraganics.wordpress.com Most of you are probably wondering what the &*$%# is Oca? I was with … more →
Native Plants 101: Western Sword Fern
wrote 1 month ago: Sword ferns (Polystichum munitum) are the workhorses of the native plant garden. Like many creatures … more →
F.U. GARDEN!
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wrote 1 month ago: Do you see what I’m seeing? Last weekend was nuts-o nice out. Were talking record breaking hig … more →
Upcoming Savvy Gardener Classes in Puget Sound
wrote 1 month ago: Here are some upcoming classes that are available for free through Savvy Gardener offerings: Advance … more →
Upcoming free classes from City Fruit
wrote 1 month ago: City Fruit is at it again, providing free classes on fruit tree care. Check out their schedule … more →
Native Plants 101: Evergreen Huckleberry
wrote 1 month ago: One of the FINEST native plants for your garden! This one hits all the high notes. Use the contact f … more →
