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Win tickets to the Northwest Flower & Garden Festival

Win two tickets to the number one garden show!
Part 2: Here's a chance to go to the best garden show in the country!

Congratulations to Deborah Hagopian who won the last set of tickets.

Two more drawings will be held. Stay tuned for the next set of hoops to jump through!

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Plants on the Dark Side

Are you sliding down the dark side when you introduce these plants to the garden border? Might there be something sinister about a black rose (Rosa ‘Almost Black’) when it symbolizes a real or metaphorical death, revenge, or even evil? That is one way to look at it. Alternatively, it could simply represent classic elegance.

February's plant

Narcissus cyclamineus 'February Gold'

Here we are in February a little over halfway through winter and the one thing I can count on is this: Some flowers in the garden defiantly withstand all the trauma this month’s weather can throw at them. Besides, what better way to say, "Spring is on its way," than enjoying a classic yellow, early blooming ...

Blogging on the Rainy Side

Journal - Holman Vista Trail
This is a rare day to cherish, as I walk the easy Holman Vista trail in near silence.

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