There’s not much to dislike about hummingbirds and many gardeners will select plants that will attract them.
In the Know: Naturally native
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Whether a plant is native or not can create confusion for the gardener and this is where an independent garden center can shine with knowledge to share.
Emphasizing fall planting for color
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How does a garden center capture the
kaleidoscope of fall colors and turn it into potential sales?
Nursery owner creates special iris to celebrate Olivia Newton-John
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Thomas Johnson became hooked on Olivia Newton-John at an early age and after her death from cancer, he created a special iris to honor her.
Farewell to a great man who inspired optimism
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If ever there was an optimist, it was Garden Gallery Ironworks founder Don Sprague.
Species rhododendrons offer unusual alternatives
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Species rhododendrons may not always have the spectacular flowers that many hybrids do, and while a species can give color interest with their flowers, they can also offer other features for garden interest such as colored or variegated foliage, indumentum (fine hairs), and variable growth habits.
Nurturing Mother Earth through carbon sequestration
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What does carbon sequestration really mean and what kinds of practices can we do that are beneficial?
Change is constant
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Change is inevitable. Whether we like it or not, change is constantly with us and the nursery business is no exception. Sometimes the change can be a step forward with the result either creating a better environment, or perhaps the change could be keeping a business, like a garden center, alive. We, as gardeners, have […]
Olive trees are migrating north
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Olive trees are now available at most local garden centers and in most cases, have seemed to grow well in our local conditions.
Favorite plants of the summer
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Four favorite plants that thrived in Pacific Northwest’s warm summers.
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