The Wollemi pine dates back to about 90 million years ago.
Shrubs can also be stars in the garden
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Visiting other gardens and talking with other gardeners is a favorite pastime of mine.
The long-term value of favorite trees
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Here are four different trees that are among my favorites for being appropriate for my garden.
Olive trees may be perfect for arid Oregon summers
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The purpose of Neil’s trials is to broaden the palette of plant selections that may be new to our area and perhaps have not yet been readily available locally.
What gardeners look for at garden centers
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With 2025 ending and a new year beginning, it seems like a good time to get some feedback from gardeners on what their vision is for their garden.
What’s the deal with bug poop?
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Idea of marketing bug poop as fertilizer deserves closer investigation.
Jurassic plants certainly exist
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On a recent visit to the Portland garden of Gene Rosenboom, a new garden for me to visit, he had a theme called “Jurassic Plants.”
We’re surrounded by color shifters
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Plants with foliage that changes colors during the growing season are all around us, if we just stop to pay attention.
Some lesser-known trees to consider
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Many beautiful trees are overlooked becuase they are not as well known as their cousins.
Flowers that entice hummingbirds
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There’s not much to dislike about hummingbirds and many gardeners will select plants that will attract them.
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