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How To Prepare Your Pacific Northwest Garden For Spring in February
Seattle Parks and Rec under creative commons license You made it! It may not feel like it, but the long winter...
January Tips to Prepare Your Northwest Garden for the Year Ahead
January is another quiet month in the garden. The cold and wet mean it’s worth staying inside. But as spring, and the accompanying light and...
Synthetic Grass vs Real Lawn: Which is Right For My Seattle Yard?
Synthetic grass, also known as AstroTurf, is becoming increasingly popular. Initially a clunky product used for sports fields, it has become more functional and aesthetically...
More Lawn or Ground Covers: What’s the Right Choice for Your Seattle Yard?
Sure, lawns are a mainstay of most yards. Their history and associations with luxury date back to the 18th century. But times have changed, and...
Corten Steel Planters
What are Corten Steel Planters? CORE-TEN is a trademarked name now used to refer to a variety of weathering steels. But why would you want...
How to Get Your Seattle Garden Ready for the Holidays this December
The holidays are here! If you’ve been keeping up with your winter prep -- see our earlier posts -- you’ve earned yourself a quiet month...
What to do in Your Seattle Garden in July
Image via Seattle Parks July is here. Now you can really start to see the benefits of your hard work flourish...
Sun’s here! What to do in Your Seattle Garden for May
You made it! The days are getting longer and warmer. Summer is right around the corner. Now is the time to prepare to make the...
Summer Tips: What to do in Your Seattle Garden for June
Image via Wikimedia It’s a busy time in the garden! Things are growing and flourishing this month. This dynamic time means...
What To Do In Your Pacific Northwest Garden For November: Brace For Frost
November is a quiet month in the garden. If you finished your fall clean up in the last months (see our last blog posts), you...