Deadly nightshade is a highly toxic shrub-like perennial from the nightshade family Solanaceae, which also includes potatoes, tomatoes and eggplant and chile peppers. It grows rampant in Seattle and I suspect it is spread by being ingested by rabbits and … Continue reading →
It must have been a lucky day for me the day I chose Malus x “Everest” at Classic Nursery near Woodinville. I didn’t know all that much about crab apple trees except that they have beautiful blooms in the spring … Continue reading →
Way back in 2011 I posted a photo of Denny Croston’s Spirit Totem that I saw at one of my favorite places to visit. I was so glad I stopped by again today and happened to see his latest totem. Now if I could just win the lottery…
Another Amazing Garden Totem by Denny Croston
Note gray skies in the background and say welcome to fall in the Pacific Northwest!
You don’t have to be a gardener, farmer or feng shui consultant to know that the earth in Seattle is dry right now. It’s drier than than I have ever seen it before. This is the first year I have … Continue reading →
