Caneberries, including raspberries and blackberries, thrive with proper fall and winter care. Pruning and support during the dormant season will help prepare your small fruit garden for bountiful summer harvests.

A garden abundant with bird life benefits from natural pest control, improved pollination, and a healthier ecosystem. Birds help manage insects, disperse seeds, and create a vibrant, balanced outdoor environment.

This group of resilliant groundcovers are low-maintenance plants that provide numerous benefits, such as weed suppression, erosion control, and support for pollinators, while thriving with little water once established.

Common vertebrate pests in gardens—moles, rats, mice, voles, and shrews can be infuriating. Distinguishing the pest and damage is the first step in eradicating them.

Master gardeners celebrate thirty years of the WSU Discovery Garden ~ a jewel of a teaching garden.

Use companion planting to strategically growing different plant species together for mutual benefits, including pest management, improved yields, and healthier soil.

Geophytes which include bulbs, corms, rhizomes, and tubers are, depending on your area, perennial plants with underground storage containers. Northwest Washington is known for commercial and native varieties, with proper...

Grow disease-free potatoes using these tips from WSU's Northwestern Washington Research and Extension Center.

Rain barrels offer an affordable, practical way to collect and use rainwater for gardening. Proper installation, maintenance, and safety precautions are essential.

Hellebores are hardy, deer-resistant perennials that bloom in winter, offering vibrant color in shades from white to nearly black. They thrive in shade, require little maintenance, and resist most pests.