“But wait there’s still time, it’s not Christmas yet, and gardening gifts are the quickest to get.”
The second week of December is time to buy potted poinsettias and hellebores as gift plants.
The second week of November is when gardeners need to take advantage of any dry days to make a final…
“The first week of October is a good time to invest in a beautiful spring.”
The end of September is the time to make plans to protect your plants for the winter.
The third week of September is the time to fertilize the lawn, buy and plant spring blooming bulbs, continue to…
From 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 14 in Lacey “Blooming Bingo” is a chance to win plants and prizes…
The middle of August provides a last chance to clip and trim broadleaf evergreen shrubs before winter. In Western Washington…
July is when spring-blooming bulbs like daffodils and tulips are finally dormant, so this is a good week to lift…
“Here’s an annual review of some of the best new products for Dad’s, grads and anyone that is ready to upgrade their garden maintenance tools.”
The second week of June is time to celebrate all the best plants for Northwest Gardens. It is not too…
The beginning of June is the season for clematis, queen of the vines.
Marianne Binetti answers questions, including what to spray if you are an organic gardener.
May Day alert! The ground in Western Washington is still cold from the wet spring so wait a few more…
Marianne Binetti shares a list of gardening books by local authors.
Near the end of March there is one very important garden task to be completed – get outside and weed.
The third week in March is when nurseries are filling up with fresh perennials, roses, conifers, flowering shrubs and berry…
From 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, March 2: Free class “Gardening in Dry Shade” in Sammamish. You can register through…
Marianne Binetti shares five tips for creating better container gardens.
Marianne Binetti answers questions about when it’s the right time to mow the lawn and prune roses.
