A. Help with bountiful basil is on the way. First, do not transplant basil into the ground in our Western Washington climate.

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These flowers will thrive in sunny gardens and will come back year after year with bright, colorful, easy-to-care-for blooms.

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Summer planting causes undue stress on plants. Learn why some plants are less likely to survive when planted in the summer ...

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Deer tend to leave these beautiful flowering vines alone. While a very hungry deer will eat almost any plant, there are many that they tend to avoid, among them are some spectacular vines. Most of ...

A mix of impatiens, hostas and other plants help create a whimsical vignette in Gaylord Stauffer's backyard. Stauffer's garden will be one of seven featured in the Friends of the Grout Historic Houses ...

Nothing lifts a garden’s mood quite like the burst of bright yellow blooms—even when the skies are gray. Yellow flowering ...