Thursday, July 9, 2009 - Page updated at 02:01 a.m.

Plant Life
Valerie Easton is a Seattle freelance writer and contributing editor for Horticulture magazine. Her book, "Plant Life: Growing a Garden in the Pacific Northwest" (Sasquatch Books, 2002) is a selection of her columns in Pacific Northwest magazine.
Sunday, July 5
Plant Life | Chic raised beds help make growing veggies easy
Sunday, June 28
Plant Life | New outdoor fabrics are as tough as they are fashion-forward
Sunday, June 21
Plant Life | Woodland Park Zoo is showing you can grow gorgeous roses organically
Sunday, June 14
Plant Life | Fragrant herbs make sense for gardeners who cook
Sunday, June 7
Plant Life | Showy annuals help bring the flash we want in summer
Sunday, May 31
Plant Life | Wildlife biologist Russell Link picks 10 native plants as his 'indispensables'
Sunday, May 24
Plant Life | In the gardening world, some bright spots balance the dark ones
Sunday, May 10
Plant Life | New books for gardeners explore everything from edibles to fatal fungi
Sunday, May 3
Sunday, April 26
Plant Life | New on the menu for Northwest urban gardens
Sunday, April 12
Plant Life | Showy, hardy new perennials promise to delight Northwest gardeners
Sunday, April 5
Plant Life | New shrubs and trees offer fragrance, flower and foliage
Sunday, March 29
Plant Life | At Bellevue Botanical Garden, a beloved perennial border is reborn
Sunday, March 22
Plant Life | How to shop smart at plant nurseries
Sunday, March 15
Plant Life | In Seattle P-Patches, young urbanites are growing veggies and a community

shopping

events for Thursday, Jul. 9th
- Queen Anne Farmers Market
- Kibbn Storewide Summer Sale
- Tottini Argington Sale
- Julep Nail Parlor "Sandal-Ready and S...
editors' picks
More shopping guides
- Key lawmakers warn of Boeing no-strike ultimatum
- Hemmed-in Ballard house to rise above
- Seattle-area homebuilder losing projects to foreclosure
- UW Football | Tailbacks David Freeman, Brandon Johnson ineligible
- Health-plan costs soar for individuals
- Drunken man shocks Spain with his generosity
- Trees vs. houses: Narrow, leafy street is last chance for two Madrona homes waiting to be moved
- Experts work to untangle US, Korea cyber attack
- Nickels gives City Light chief $40,000 bonus
- Coffee City | New "sexpresso" stand coming to Ballard
- Mass. files lawsuit against federal marriage law
909 - Key lawmakers warn of Boeing no-strike ultimatum
603 - Health-plan costs soar for individuals
411 - Judges strike broad ban on Washington's Plan B rules
157 - Teen charged in pit bull attacks ordered held after pleading not guilty
139 - Sheriff's Office: Man not armed when fatally shot by deputy
120 - Trees vs. houses: Narrow, leafy street is last chance for two Madrona homes waiting to be moved
78 - Pay parking in West Seattle?
70 - Wednesday night notes
67 - World's largest solar plant may be built in Cle Elum
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- Hemmed-in Ballard house to rise above
- Seattle-area homebuilder losing projects to foreclosure
- Key lawmakers warn of Boeing no-strike ultimatum
- Health-plan costs soar for individuals
- Rick Steves' Europe | Beware of new and classic travel scams
- Happy Hour | Ruth's Chris has super rib-eye sliders and quality cocktails
- World's largest solar plant may be built in Cle Elum
- All You Can Eat | "Top Chef": Seattle chefs tapped for Bravo knife fight in Vegas!
- Trees vs. houses: Narrow, leafy street is last chance for two Madrona homes waiting to be moved
- Grab the kids and hop on Amtrak for a stress-free getaway to Portland

