President Donald Trump’s so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” has passed the U.S. House, and several Pacific Northwest leaders are ...

More gardeners are interested in the heritage of plants that grow in the Pacific Northwest, said Weston Miller, horticulturist with Oregon State University's Extension Service.

A pink perennial flower native to the Pacific Northwest is no longer considered threatened or endangered after the work of many local agencies focused on recovering and sustaining populations. The ...

Browse perfect plants for Pacific Northwest gardens in the Gardening Know How Shop – from vibrant flowering shrubs to unique ...

Earlier this month, the Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Association was awarded "phase one status" to start working on hydrogen plants in the region. They're receiving an initial $27.5 million to get ...

Miller Garden executive director Richie Steffen is endlessly fascinated with plants, especially those that thrive in Pacific Northwest gardens. But when he’s not planting and tending, ...

June is a month of abundance.All the trees have leafed out, my vegetable garden is starting to feel like it can feed my household with more than just hearty green… And the Capitol Hill weeds ...

When it comes to plants, there are some that really command attention, like majestic redwoods or elegant roses. And then…. there's moss, which doesn't usually get a lot of love, or even get ...

April showers bring May flowers. That’s what’s expected for the first few days of the new month. However, a slight drying trend typically starts to take shape across the Pacific Northwest in ...

If you haven’t already done so, this is a good time to remove faded flowers, along with browning foliage. As soon as the old leaves begin to sink sideways, cut them off cleanly at the base.

This is the second flower-save that conservationists can celebrate this year. In July, the Northwest's golden paintbrush flower was also removed from the Endangered Species List . It was first ...

Perhaps these additional April showers will bring May flowers as the days continue to get longer. Monday will mark the year’s first 8 p.m. sunset.