It may be the dead of winter, but that doesn't mean you can't have a lovely garden too. Now is the perfect time to consider how you can make your winter garden more attractive. Here are eight easy tips to consider. Photo copyright pcgn7 on flickr.… [Continue Reading]
My mother used to say that when she died, she imagined heaven would look like Charlottesville, Virginia. She really meant Monticello, the famous country estate that belonged to Thomas Jefferson, with its Neoclassic architecture, orderly kitchen gardens… [Continue Reading]
Spices often used for wassail, including allspice, nutmeg, cloves and cinnamon. Image by Pod Chef at Flickr.com If there's a drink that deserves a toast this holiday season - and all winter, really - it's wassail. This steaming spiced concoction is… [Continue Reading]
Photo by gagilas The days are growing shorter. The temperatures are dropping. And old man winter will be here before we know it. Meanwhile, I can't help but wonder how gardeners in much colder climates survive the dark, dreary days of winter. I'll… [Continue Reading]
Start the year right. These garden and food resolutions are easy to implement into your life, regardless of where you live. Yet these six simple ideas will help you eat better, feel healthier and connect more closely with your community. Take a peek.
Image of Eugene (Oregon) Farmer’s Market is copyright Teresa O’Connor. Read the full article →
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The 2012 Northwest Flower & Garden Show is not only the nation’s second largest garden show it’s also the third largest show in the world.
As Seattle plans its 23rd annual event, Feb. 8-12, Seasonal Wisdom is providing a “behind-the-scenes” look at this top-rated source of gardening ideas, exhibitors and presentations, including two upcoming talks by yours truly. Don’t miss this special podcast interview with Northwest Flower & Garden Show organizers!
All images copyright Northwest Flower & Garden Show.
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