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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
Exciting Hydrangeas For Sun
Jul 21, 2025
Exciting Hydrangeas For Sun
Jul 21, 2025

We started our journey with Hydrangeas last week, so let’s keep the momentum going and continue by talking about an even more useful species of them this week.  As I have mentioned before, there isn’t a better choice for summer-long blooming shrubs than…

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Jul 21, 2025
Inspiring Big-Leaved Hydrangeas
Jul 14, 2025
Inspiring Big-Leaved Hydrangeas
Jul 14, 2025

I think all gardeners crave color and flower power that brings smiles to faces throughout their landscape.  When we talk about options for summer-blooming shrubs, Roses and Hydrangeas stand above all others for both choice and longevity.  Roses are for full sun, while depending on the variety, Hydrangeas can be for sun, partial sun or shade.  I seem to write about…

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Jul 14, 2025
Summer Watering
Jul 7, 2025
Summer Watering
Jul 7, 2025

As the warmer days of summer commence, it is the perfect time to talk about proper watering in the landscape.  In our region we are blessed with plenty of rain to keep things green the majority of the year, but we also experience…

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Jul 7, 2025
Summer Pruning
Jun 30, 2025
Summer Pruning
Jun 30, 2025

As we head into the glorious months of summer in the PNW, it is the perfect time to consider what needs a little summer pruning in the landscape.  Not everything will, so please do not think that your whole yard needs to be done.  It is of course your garden and not mine, so…

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Jun 30, 2025
A Summer of Perennials, Pollinators and Sunshine
Jun 23, 2025
A Summer of Perennials, Pollinators and Sunshine
Jun 23, 2025

I sincerely hope you are enjoying the onset of summer sunshine, and perhaps celebrated the summer solstice last week in style.  Nothing beats…

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Jun 23, 2025
A Summer of Salvias
Jun 16, 2025
A Summer of Salvias
Jun 16, 2025

Plants that help attract pollinators seem to increase in popularity each and every gardening season.  It always brings a smile to my face when I see…

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Jun 16, 2025
Not Your Grandma’s Butterfly Bushes
Jun 9, 2025
Not Your Grandma’s Butterfly Bushes
Jun 9, 2025

As we inch towards the onset of summer, with the solstice on the horizon, June is another month full of garden temptations and color for our landscapes.  It is also pollinator month, and I urge everyone to do all that they can for our local pollinating friends.  We all need to welcome…

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Jun 9, 2025
A Touch of the Tropics, The Sequel
Jun 2, 2025
A Touch of the Tropics, The Sequel
Jun 2, 2025

We began our travels down the road to annuals last week, so I am not making any U-turns just yet as this week we will continue to talk color and tropical plants.  The vast majority of our landscapes are filled with…

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Jun 2, 2025

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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…

Read More →
Jul 28, 2025

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