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Radiant Red Maples
Sep 29, 2025
Radiant Red Maples
Sep 29, 2025

Now that autumn has blessed us with its presence, the vibrant colors of fall will be commencing all over our region soon.  Mother Nature will whip out her brush and…

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Sep 29, 2025
Are You Going Scottish Or Irish?
Sep 22, 2025
Are You Going Scottish Or Irish?
Sep 22, 2025

As you read the title above, I am curious what comes to your mind.  Could it be Irish or Scotch Moss?  Maybe haggis or scotch eggs versus corned beef or colcannon (a funky Irish cabbage dish)?  Did you think of Jameson, Bushmills or Tulamore Dew Irish Whiskey?  Or is it a bit peatier Glenmorangie, Johnny Walker, or Macallan Scotch Whiskey you prefer?  Guinness or a true Scottish Ale?  Perhaps this article will…

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Sep 22, 2025
Bring On The Fall
Sep 15, 2025
Bring On The Fall
Sep 15, 2025

Apologies, but I have some pertinent news to pass along that might be an unpleasant reminder to all local gardeners…  Yes the rumors are true, we are about to say goodbye to our PNW summer.  Goodbye to…

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Sep 15, 2025
Planning Ahead With Spring Bulbs
Sep 8, 2025
Planning Ahead With Spring Bulbs
Sep 8, 2025

With the arrival of autumn on the horizon, it is time to talk about planting spring bulbs.  Say what?  Spring is months away, why should I be planting bulbs now you may ask?  Getting them planted early is crucial so that they can…

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Sep 8, 2025
Late Summer Do’s and Don’ts in the Garden
Sep 1, 2025
Late Summer Do’s and Don’ts in the Garden
Sep 1, 2025

I am having a hard time accepting that September is upon us already.  The school year is beginning once again and fall will soon be in the air.  In all honesty, autumn is my favorite season in the garden (without question), but having said that, I am in no hurry to…

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Sep 1, 2025
Planting In Dry Shade
Aug 18, 2025
Planting In Dry Shade
Aug 18, 2025

Over the course of each and every season, a myriad of gardening questions are thrown my way.  I am always happy to answer them all because that it is what I truly enjoy – helping in any way I can, attempting to steer each unique gardener towards unbridled success.  There are no black thumbs after all, just duller green ones that require some polishing to bring out the hidden shine.  One consistently common issue that many gardeners inquire about is…

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Aug 18, 2025
Fun with Fronds, Fiddleheads and Ferns
Aug 11, 2025
Fun with Fronds, Fiddleheads and Ferns
Aug 11, 2025

As we head into the heat that is August, I think it is appropriate to talk about some shade plants this week, specifically ferns.  Ferns, of many kinds, thrive in our local gardens, enjoying our maritime climate and mild winters.  They will grow nicely in…

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Aug 11, 2025
The Soothing Sound of Water
Aug 4, 2025
The Soothing Sound of Water
Aug 4, 2025

We typically talk plants from week to week, but sometimes it is fun to mix it up a bit and expand into adjacent topics relevant to our gardens.  Fountains (and other statuary for that matter) have always intrigued me, as I continue to…

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Aug 4, 2025
Perfect Panicle Hydrangeas
Jul 28, 2025
Perfect Panicle Hydrangeas
Jul 28, 2025

As this glorious PNW summer weather continues, let us continue delving into the world of Hydrangeas.  It is time for episode three, the grand finale of the Hydrangea trilogy… at least for the year 2025.  In the last couple of weeks we have talked Hydrangeas for partial shade (Big-Leaf or Hydrangea macrophylla cvs) and others for a bit more sun like Oakleaf types (Hydrangea quercifolia cvs) and Smooth types (Hydrangea arborescens cvs).  Now we get to talk about one of the most useful species for sunny gardens, Hydrangea paniculata, or what we call Panicle Hydrangeas…

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Jul 28, 2025

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The Golfing Gardener

Trevor Cameron

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Radiant Red Maples
Sep 29, 2025
Radiant Red Maples
Sep 29, 2025

Now that autumn has blessed us with its presence, the vibrant colors of fall will be commencing all over our region soon.  Mother Nature will whip out her brush and…

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Sep 29, 2025

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