I Tried 2 Viral Kitchen Food Recyclers, Here’s How to Choose If One Is Right for You
If you’ve ever hovered over your kitchen trash with a handful of onion skins, wondering if this is the moment you finally become a… Read More
If you’ve ever hovered over your kitchen trash with a handful of onion skins, wondering if this is the moment you finally become a… Read More
Spring is here, and with it comes the perfect opportunity to see your yard like never before. Winter rain has left clues: puddles where water… Read More
If 2026 has a floral star, it’s amaranthus. With its draping, sculptural stems and effortless movement, this bloom transforms anything from a bridal bouquet… Read More
Spring garden prep, meet your digital sidekick. With frost dates fading and our nursery carts ready to be filled to the brim with starts… Read More
Early March in the West has its own rhythm. Citrus still glows against glossy leaves, hellebores nod in the rain, and seed trays line… Read More
Every spring, I find myself standing in the garden, hose in hand, doing a cost-benefit analysis. Not just when to water…but why, and how… Read More
Your winter patio doesn’t have to be the outdoor equivalent of a sad, abandoned slab. With a few thoughtful tweaks, even a February terrace… Read More
There’s a quiet rebellion happening in Western gardens. Lawns are loosening their grip. Hedgerows are softening. And in their place, something more human and… Read More
There’s a reason we linger in the backyard long after the sun dips below the horizon: Gardens are magical at night, and the right lighting… Read More
Winter doesn’t have to be the “off-season” for your garden. Even when flowers have gone dormant, leaves have fallen, and frost dusts your paths, your… Read More
A beautiful garden doesn’t need to perform for the camera. The most compelling ones simply understand where the light lands and how the eye moves. Read More
Western houseplant lovers are embracing the unexpected, and for good reason. A little odd, a little whimsical, and far more resilient than they appear, these… Read More
As the day cools and the garden settles, a new kind of outdoor ritual is emerging across the West. Steam rises, skin cools, and time… Read More
Every garden year begins with good intentions… and sometimes a few habits we’ve simply outgrown. As Western gardeners look ahead to a new season… Read More
Gardening in the West is getting a fresh twist this year. From tech-smart irrigation to intimate, layered outdoor rooms, the 2026 trends are all… Read More
When the garden slips into its winter hush, herbs step forward as some of the most dependable, good-natured plants you can grow. Between December… Read More
There’s something undeniably transportive about walking into a space lush with greenery—fronds framing a doorway, sculptural leaves catching the light, the air feeling just a… Read More
With summer’s harsh glare finally behind us, late fall quietly becomes the region’s most generous planting season. Warm soil, cool air, and lower environmental… Read More
Working in the media means you get invited to all sorts of interesting things, but nothing prepared me for the email suggesting I meet up… Read More
For many homeowners, traditional lawns are more hassle than joy. Often times thirsty, high-maintenance, and underused. But what if that stretch of turf could be… Read More
November isn’t just about raking leaves and sipping warm drinks, it’s still a prime time to plant certain vegetables that thrive through cooler… Read More
Shade gardens often get a bad rap. Too dark, too damp, too difficult. But in the Pacific Northwest, they’re where magic happens. Beneath the… Read More
Holiday sparkle doesn’t have to come from store-bought decor. Your garden can do the heavy lifting this season. With the right plantings (and planning), you… Read More
Autumn has a way of revealing the garden’s true character. With summer blooms fading and deciduous trees shedding their leaves, the distractions of peak growth… Read More
