We’re having some of the warmest days of the year now and yet here I am thinking about winter. Why? Because there’s just no way my gardenias would be looking this good if we hadn’t had a fairly mild winter … Continue reading →
Enkianthus campanulata “Red Bells” is an elegant choice for the Pacific Northwest garden. Although a garden needs to have some evergreens around in the winter, deciduous shrubs and trees are an important part of the magic as well. One of … Continue reading →
Wednesday April 2nd 2014 marks the inaugural visit of the American Goldfinch to my garden. Or should I say the first sighting? I didn’t even dare to go outside to take the picture so you can see the effects of … 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 →
