Digging Deeper

If you’ve ever coaxed along a tomato plant only to end the season with a handful of green fruit, you’re not alone. Tomatoes love heat, and, as we all know, […]

To prune or not to prune . . . and how? . . . when? . . . where? We’ve all encountered varied guidance over the years, but somehow, when […]

Water is as crucial to your garden as soil and sunshine. Now, as the dry season begins on the Olympic Peninsula, it’s an ideal time to think about installing drip […]

Can we imagine a greater joy than watching our garden plants progress through the growing season to that moment when the first beautiful “fruit” of our labors is hanging there […]

Master Gardeners Patty Bacon and Roger Steinert Gardening should bring enjoyment, not discomfort. As we age or experience physical limitations, some gardening tasks can become more challenging. One of the […]

The warm days of summer come with a list of tasks that fruit tree owners need to tackle in order to produce a bountiful harvest of great quality fruit and […]

Master Gardener Pam Pace, sage of the Culinary Herb Garden at Woodcock Garden, and fellow Master Gardeners Diane Young and Stephany Neuschaefer are offering a Digging Deeper Presentation about the […]

So Many Advantages and Such Bounty! Raised beds can elevate your vegetable gardening to new levels (in so many ways!). Advantages to growing vegetables in raised beds include better drainage, […]