April 21 Column: Plant Sales

plant sales

Ooh, who loves a plant sale?! I sure do and it’s exciting to think that two awesome sales will be held next weekend, here in Spokane. You can read about them in my column below: in today’s edition of The Spokesman-Review: https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2019/apr/20/in-the-garden-local-plant-sales-mean-spring-has-sp/. Or you can read it below: Column: Local plant sales mean spring has sprung You know it’s officially spring […]

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March 17 Column: Cabin Fever Gardening Symposium

Cabin Fever Gardening Symposium, rose, Graham Thomas

After the lengthy winter we’ve been experiencing, we Spokane-area gardeners can celebrate the arrival of spring by attending this year’s Cabin Fever Gardening Symposium. That is the subject of this week’s garden column, which you can read below. Column: Cabin Fever Gardening Symposium offers gardeners a chance to dig into learning After enduring a winter that began innocently enough but […]

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Raised Bed Gardening Class

raised bed gardening

Would you like to learn how to make your own raised beds and grow the most productive vegetable garden EVER? If you come to my Raised Bed Gardening class, you’ll learn everything you need to know! I will be teaching this class on Saturday, Mar. 16 from 9 a.m. to noon in the Spokane County Extension building, located at 222 N. […]

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Wreath Workshop Fun

Last Sunday, I attended a dried-flower wreath workshop and had the best time! It turned out to be the perfect activity for a gloomy winter afternoon. A dear friend and Master Gardener colleague of mine, Cathi, invited several of us to join her for a tasty soup lunch and the wreath-making workshop. We all jumped at the chance to have […]

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The Ultimate Seed Giveaway!

We all love giveaways, right? Well, if you love to grow vegetables or plan to grow them for the first this year, you’ll want to enter my Ultimate Seed Giveaway! For it, I’m partnering with my friends at Botanical Interests and have chosen a selection of awesome vegetable varieties as well as some glorious sunflower seeds to bring the pollinators to […]

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2019 Seed Summit

The 2019 Seed Summit was a roaring success. What, you never heard about it? Well, that’s because it’s an annual event I hold with my best gardening buddies each January, so it wasn’t exactly in the news. But we gave it a name a few years ago and like to joke that the flags were raised and the delegates were […]

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