Gardening in the Pacific Northwest

These eye-catching plants add drama to Northwest gardens as the weather grows colder.

These plants promise to add sweet scents to your northwestern garden.

Welcome birds to your Northwestern garden with these native plants.

Attract butterflies to your yard with these easy-care plants.

Create a spectacular show in your garden by mixing edible and ornamental plants.

These eye-catching plants bring fall color and drama to Northwest gardens.

Regular maintenance is the key to a healthy lawn. This calendar tells you what you need to do and when to do it in the Pacific Northwes...

Here are a few great fruit trees for the Northwest's maritime climate.

Check out our guide to select the best roses for gardens like yours in the Northwest.

Take advantage of one of those mild days to prepare tools, do a little garden tidying, and maybe even get started on planting.

When -- or maybe if -- you get a break from the rain, get those hands dirty with a little early planting and garden cleanup.

Fight slugs, keep on planting, and -- finally -- indulge yourself with a few cut flowers from your garden this month.

Spring is here! Savor the warm afternoons by working through this month's gardening to-do list. Don't miss these April gardening tips f...

Dig into gardening. Nothing is really off-limits this month in the Pacific Northwest garden. Ready, set, grow!

Mild weather means planting continues in the Pacific Northwest, but the pace slows as the garden moves toward high summer.

The frantic work of spring is over and now it's time to focus on enjoying your garden's bounty.

Late summer marks the season for garden-fresh produce and flowers by the basketful. Get set to enjoy!

September can be the driest month of the year. Keep up with watering, as well as other garden chores.

It's time to get busy in the garden -- wrapping up, planting, and preparing -- before winter rains or snow begin.

Colder weather and continuing rains paint a grim forecast, but in the garden, there's still plenty to do. Craft your to-do list and get...

Gardening slows outdoors in Northwestern gardens in December. But there's still garden fun to be had indoors and out.