Get It Growing: Herbs with flavor and style

Greg Stevens

What’s not to appreciate about herbs? Culinary herbs time our foodstuff and are delightful crops to exhibit in our landscape or backyard. You can tuck them in with perennials or develop them in containers. Herbs are flexible, deer-resistant, and typically drought tolerant vegetation well suited to Sequim’s local climate. Herbs […]

Wayfair’s first store, lumber prices plunge and more

Greg Stevens

Extraordinary, ephemeral and just out of reach, this season’s Broadway sets are an attraction of their have for some theatergoers—now, designers at the rear of many current onstage environments are sharing how they introduced every area to existence. Whatever will come following, stay in the know with our weekly roundup […]

The Remote Gardens and Pavilions of Versailles

Greg Stevens

Set far back again in the grounds of Versailles are the refined gardens and pavilions of the Petit Trianon. With each other, they display how European yard design transitioned in the 1700s with two contrasting types: On the west aspect, there is a quiet but uplifting official French backyard garden, […]

Eco-Friendly Gardening Ideas To Steal

Greg Stevens

The RHS Chelsea Flower Show is one of the biggest events on the spring calendar, with the world-famous garden show representing the pinnacle of horticultural excellence. But lots has changed in this post-pandemic world in terms of how we value our outdoor spaces and care for them. More people have […]

10 New Books About Gardening

Greg Stevens

1 is in no way by yourself in the backyard garden: a truism expressed as quite a few diverse means as there are backyard writers. But the knowledge of that peculiar solitude, so filled with company, often feels as refreshing as the sight of those people courageous snowdrops achieving for […]