BEDDES: “It's actually time to prune apples and pears, especially with the warmer weather. The reason you prune apples and pears now and not in another ...

Perennial plants aren't just useful because they grow back year by year, they can also bring much-needed height to an otherwise flatlined garden.

Winter pruning gives you something no other season can: visibility,' gardening columnist says. 'With foliage gone, you can finally see the crossing branches, the weak crotches, the crowded centres and ...

There was a nice turnout of folks interested in learning more about invasive plants that have been prized in the world of ...

It has been a milder winter across western Washington so far this year, which has caused some Seattle neighborhoods to see flowers blooming early.