It’s that time of the year when garden club members, master gardeners and school groups around the state begin selling a ...

Over the 40 plus years of writing this garden column, I have learned what plants cause Western Washington gardeners the most ...

Annika Bartucz teaches Rochester students at Longfellow and Pinewood elementary schools about native plants. Bartucz was recently named the recipient of the Earth Day Scholarship from the National ...

Cynthia Lafferty of Doak Creek Native Plant Nursery, Alby Thoumsin, certified arborist from Sperry Tree Care, and John Fischer, master gardener on all things that grow, have all agreed to share their ...

Spring is here, and if you haven’t started planning your spring garden, the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is here to help with tips for using native plants in your garden.

At this level, the northern lights would more than likely be visible in western Washington and potentially as far south as Oregon or even Illinois! However, when it’s dark enough for western ...

The Washington County Master Gardeners will hold a plant sale on April 19 featuring nearly 3,000 plants grown by Master Gardeners, including perennials, annuals, vegetables, herbs, native plants ...

Washington’s Finn Koelle fired a 4-under 66 and vaulted into a tie for third place heading into the final round of the 78th Western Intercollegiate on Tuesday at Pasatiempo Golf Course in Santa ...

Here are some plants you should be on the lookout for in eastern Washington if you have pets. Depending on the indoor plants, yards and gardens your pet is around, you may need to be aware of some ...

A Bembex wasp on swamp milkweed in the Bay Avenue Native Plant Garden in East Quogue. EDITH BRIDGE A monarch butterfly on brown-eyed Susan in the Bay Avenue Native Plant Garden in East Quogue.

They’re bringing in an amazing lineup of native plant vendors for a full-scale Native Plant Sale everyone won’t want to miss! Whether they’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out ...

Apr. 12—As his players bobbed up and down on the bench in front of him, Pat Ferschweiler stood in place and watched the time run off the clock at Enterprise Center in St. Louis on Saturday night.