Pacific Northwest Regional Reports
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Pacific Northwest Regional ReportsGrowing Clematis in Northern California
Known as the “queen of climbers,” clematis (Clematis spp., and cvs., Zones 4–11) are long-lived perennial vines of amazing diversity, available in a wide range of heights, growth habits, bloom…
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Pacific Northwest Regional ReportsRegional Picks: Early Summer Plant Combo for the Northwest
1. ‘All Gold’ Japanese Forest Grass Hakonechloa macra ‘All Gold’ Zones: 5–8 Size: 12 to 15 inches tall and 2 to 3 feet wide Conditions: Partial shade; fertile, well-drained soil…
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Pacific Northwest Regional ReportsSpectacular Sweet Peas for Northern California
Sweet peas (Lathyrus odoratus) are annual, cool-season climbing vines that can reach up to 6 feet in height. They are adored for their deliciously fragrant, fluttery blooms that after centuries…
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Pacific Northwest Regional ReportsGolden Conifers Shine in the Northwest
Late winter and early spring in the Pacific Northwest are challenging times for the gardener. The dark, wet, stormy days often force us to be inside, and we rarely get…
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Pacific Northwest Regional ReportsCreating a Hummingbird Haven in Northern California
Did you know hummingbirds can fly 40 miles per hour? Tiny, beautiful, and the only bird that can fly backward, the hummingbird is the smallest migrating bird. During its eight-year…
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Pacific Northwest Regional ReportsWinter Bark for Color and Texture
February is an in-between time in the garden, although there are still plenty of chores to keep up with. But when the weather is cooperative, we must take the time…
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Pacific Northwest Regional ReportsRegional Picks: Spring Color—California
If your first few trips to the nursery can be overwhelming and chaotic, check out our plant recommendations for spring color in your region. There’s no doubt that these spring…
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Pacific Northwest Regional ReportsRegional Picks: Spring Color—Northwest
If your first few trips to the nursery can be overwhelming and chaotic, check out our plant recommendations for spring color in your region. There’s no doubt that these spring…
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Pacific Northwest Regional ReportsWinter Rose-Care Regimen for Northern California
Winter is the coldest and wettest time of year here in Northern California, and January is usually the quietest month of all for most gardeners. For the budding or seasoned…
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Pacific Northwest Regional ReportsBeautiful Berries for Winter Interest
Winter walks are a great way to beat cabin fever and see plants from a different perspective. You might even discover something new while you’re on a walk! On a…
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