April is usually a beautiful blooming month in our area — like March — but more. Daytime temperatures average in the 70s ...

Grab some paper and a pencil, and sketch your future spring garden plans. Analyze your space and decide what you want to ...

Cultural tip: Avoid overfertilizing roses with water-soluble, nitrogen-based fertilizers, which prompts overgrowth of ...

“Even dedicating just five minutes a day or an hour a week can have a huge impact. Volunteers are eliminating these plants ...

Apply commercial fertilizers, manure or compost to cane, bush (gooseberries, currants, and blueberries), and trailing berries ...

This is a good time to check your houseplants for pests and some trees and shrubs are ready for pruning. See what else you can do while waiting to get into the garden.

Join Clallam County Noxious Weed Control Program Coordinator Christina St. John for the Green Thumb Education Series ...

Gardening – the art of killing weeds and bugs to grow flowers and crops for animals and birds to eat.” - Henry Beard and Roy ...

Warm spring temperatures can bring insects that like to feed on tender buds and leaves of hydrangeas. Learn how to identify ...

Garden lights might seem like a great way to make your outdoor space more attractive - but they are causing an 'apocalyptic' ...

While the essential oils and extracts distilled from citrus peels are effective at repelling insects ranging from carpenter ...

As the days get longer and the temperatures get warmer, it’s the perfect time to add to your spring garden. Read on for a ...