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Pacific beach strawberry (Fragaria chiloensis) is also known as the beach strawberry, native strawberry… More
Found along the Pacific Coast line from Alaska to California, as well as British… More
The Pacific Northwest, because of climate, location and rainfall levels, has a rich plant… More
...often thought to be less than ideal for vegetable gardening. Wet, rainy springs that… More
...ntra formosa) blooms in early spring, giving your garden much-needed color just as other… More
The Pacific Northwest forest is filled with a diversity of life. Trees, shrubs, vines… More
... seem to reach their peak in June and July in the Pacific Northwest.… More
... zone (generally 8), an Olympic Penninsula, Wash. gardener and a Los Angeles, Calif.… More
...te also contribute to the challenges of vegetable gardening in Oregon. Rugged terrain, cold… More
English ivy (Hedera helix) is a hardy, evergreen vine native to Europe, western Asia… More
Herbs have their own set of growing requirements that depend on just what kind… More
Planting ground cover in the Pacific Northwest must match with the area in your… More
There are two basic climates in the Pacific Northwest. Those parts of Oregon and… More
The Pacific willow is one of the largest Western willows. It can be found… More
Found in California, Washington, Oregon and British Columbia, the California huckleberry grows along dry… More
... Baja California, from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific Ocean. More
Written by an expert in pregnancy and birthing to provide guidance and comfort to… More
Recipe for Pacific Rim Glazed Beef Flank Steak More
This fascinating exploration of gardening in accordance with Feng Shui principles teaches readers how… More
John Richmond discusses Pacific coast hybrid irises. More
To stop green algae from growing on the north foundation of a house, either cover… More
To grow California redwoods, or sequoias, use woody, composted soil, provide lots of water, good… More
...ull, hot sun with instructions from a sustainable gardener in this free video series on… More
Growing bird-of-paradise plants, or streltzia reginae, requires very warm climates, as the plant can freeze… More
Grow beard tongue plants, or penstemon, by planting them in the spring or fall, providing… More
...ums to bloom with instructions from a sustainable gardener in this free video series on… More
...levels of humidity with advice from a sustainable gardener in this free video on... More
...from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening. More
...sustainable gardener in this free video on flower gardening and plant care. More
...from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening tips. More
...ecies growing a foot in a single day. Learn about Pacific kelp, which is the… More
...also known as Fragaria Chiloensis, thrives on the pacific coast of South and North America,… More
...from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening. More
...the perfect acidanthera bulbs for your summertime garden in this free educational video series. More
... the perfect agapanthus bulbs for your summertime garden in this free educational video series. More
...se the perfect galtonia bulbs for your summertime garden in this free educational video series. More
...to avoid pests in square foot gardens with expert gardening tips in this free video… More
...hoose the perfect mondo grass for your summertime garden in this free educational video series. More
...ucifer bulbs in this free online video about home gardening. More
...g, buying, and planting flower bulbs in this free gardening video. More
...g, buying, and planting flower bulbs in this free gardening video. More
...Ismene bulbs in this free online video about home gardening. More
...g, buying, and planting flower bulbs in this free gardening video. More
...n how to plant crocosmia flower bulbs with expert gardening tips in this free exotic… More
...bout a mile and a half as the crow flies from the Pacific ocean; it… More
I see everything in Pacific Standard Time but I live in Eastern Standard Time zone :confused: can this be fixed? More
...n the nearly sub-tropical part of the east coast (Pacific) of Aust which makes life fairly simple as regards growing many plants. Don't have a garden, all my plants are in pots, indoors & out, & so far, they mostly seem very happy. Early spring… More
...time frame) for putting out my plants here in the pacific northwest. Today's weather was not quite 83degrees, and I've read that [COLOR="green"]BELL PEPPERS shouldn't go out until it's regularly at least 85. Hmm, okay.... should I wait a bit longer on these? My… More
...morrow night. We also bought her a copy of "South Pacific". Her all time favorite movie. Hope your special day is as great… More
I live in the Pacific NW. These plants volunteered; I didn't plant them. So I have no idea what they are. They need little water and reached 4 to 5 feet tall by October when this picture was taken. What are these? More
Hi everyone, I barely finished planting my garden, and I have some excess seeds, so I'll post the ones that I have, and I'll post the ones that I want. I only have seeds in very small amounts though. Together it's an okay size mix. Haves Sunflower- Autumn Beauty Morning… More
...all, single * Dianthus: mixed colors * Calendula: Pacific Beauty * Calendula: not sure, the pack just said "mix" * Marigold: Crackerjack mix * Gloriosa Daisy *… More
... have a big rainforest property near the southern pacific coast of costa rica and in one clearing we put in what we call the "restaurante para los animales". here we have planted tons of bananas, platanos, guineos for the monkeys and birds and a ton of other fruit producing… More
...ns within the forum?? I looked and looked for the Pacific NW get together one and it wasn't where it had been, it had been moved to another section. If you move threads, can you please give a heads up to the mods and… More
...hought I'd give it a try. After growing up in the Pacific Northwest, then following my Navy hubby around for 31-1/2 years (some people can't take a… More
Hello fellow gardeners! I joined awhile back, but didn't introduce myself then. This site is awesome; there is so much to look at. I live in Eugene, Oregon, which is Zone 8b. We bought a house about three years ago that had very unimaginative landscaping. It was mostly lawn with… More
...ne 23rd is the first choice. Any objections? Dora/Garden Goddess More
The snow fell one day last week--big, beautiful flakes like the ones I knew when I was a child in New York. The ground was cold, not wet as it usually is here, so it accumulated quickly. It had the makings of a blizzard. We get snow here some winters,… More
...first time poster here and a fairly green (haha?) gardener in general. I'm working on putting some plants around a newly constructed deck and as I've traveled throughout my neighbor hood I found 4 plants that I really like, which would start off my filling in… More
This one grows in the forest in northwestern CA. Real mountainous area. Any ideas what it is? More
The "little" starfish-sorry the picture is blurred-It was raining and kinda cold! And the date is SOOO wrong! I don't know what I did to the camera-and I haven't taken the time to figure out how to UN do it! More
...some tips for growing in containers and in cooler Pacific Northwest weather. More
...teacher, but I have recently become interested in gardening in my itty-bitty yard (three feet by nine feet, half in the shade) in the outskirts of Tokyo. The yard has in it a persimmon tree (bears huge amounts), a loquat, a kumquat, a… More
Hi everyone. I'm new to this forum, this is my first post. One of the main reasons I joined was because I have this flower in a hanging pot and I cannot find out what it is. It's driving me a little bit crazy. Most of the posts seem to… More
...s searching for answers to a few of my many, many gardening questions - seems I struck gold here! I'm excited to see there are… More
Hey everyone! I just wanted to say hi and formally introduce myself. I can see that there is a wealth of knowledge here which I'm quickly discovering as I've been posting to the Plant Identification section. Let me ask, is there any way to search through the members listed and… More
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