Got Shade and think you can’t have a garden? Think again! With the increasing number of single-family homes and shrinking lot sizes, many gardeners are faced with the challenge of limited direct sunlight. However, a lack of sunlight doesn’t mean you have to give up on your gardening dreams. In fact, there are numerous options
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Spring is here! Welcome to the month of unpredictable weather, hot to unseasonably cold, generally the rain begins to trail off as we head towards summer. El Nino is looking to be intense according to the climate models so have something ready for protecting fragile starts. Landscape fabric is ideal to use as a shade
What does this mean for your garden? Read on to prepare your gardens for the dramatic switch to El Nino from La Nina. El Nino – Little Boy, warmer, dryer La Nina – Little Girl, colder, wetter Gardening in an El Niño Year, what does this all mean for gardening in Western Washington? What does
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