Hypertufa Containers
Alpine gardening enthusiasts have found a solution to recreate the beauty they see in the alpine regions by using hypertufa containers
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Alpine gardening enthusiasts have found a solution to recreate the beauty they see in the alpine regions by using hypertufa containers
Read MoreDuring this time of year, tent caterpillar egg casings on the branches of deciduous trees are easy to spot. Remove them now, or leave them as an important part of the ecosystem.
Read MoreLearn about pollinators and open your eyes to the beauty and intricate connectivity of nature. As gardeners, we can make choices that will enhance or inhibit pollinators.
Read MoreMaster Gardener Sheri Rylaarsdam shares the fun of getting started saving and sharing seeds from your garden.
Read MoreGet started pressing apple juice and making cider. Learn about the excellent resources here in Skagit County and how to get started pressing apple juice and making fermented apple cider.
Read MoreRecently certified Master Gardener Joan Stamm writes about how Douglas Tallamay’s book, Nature’s Best Hope changed her gardening perspective.
Read MoreJoin us for a day of discovery and learning at the Skagit Master Gardener’s Discovery Garden in Mount Vernon
Read MoreDon’t be deceived by the beauty of Italian Arum, though it is sold by many companies, it is an invasive plant in most areas of Western Washington.
Read MoreSkagit Master Gardeners spend a day touring and learning about the plants at the UW Botanic Garden.
Read MoreAuthor Kathy Wolfe explores the ambiguity of Pacific Northwest tree squirrels: At times entertaining and at other times very destructive.
Read MoreMaster Gardener Diana Wisen discusses slug damage and eradication, one of the most discussed topics among PNW gardeners.
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