Want to grow some NW Natives in your backyard over the winter? Let me know -- I'm volunteering on a project to raise funds where we buy starts of plants, farm them out to people's yards, then collect and sell in the spring. All Pacific Northwest Native Plants, so they are easy to grow, can take the rain and winter weather, hardy, don't need special care, can be drought-tolerant once established. Read all about it: Interfaith Native Plants Here's a really pretty spring blooming shrub: Pacific Ninebark, great shrub for the back or front yard. Sun or shade, little care needed. We will be picking up a number of these bare-root at the Snohomish County Conservation District's March sale.
Gardening, Planting, Thinking, Reading, and Wondering about many things in the Convergence Zone north and east of Seattle.