• Home gardens are a social resource

    Our yards contribute to the beauty of our communities

    Our yards contribute to the beauty of our communities
  • Sustainable landscaping tips

    How to choose the right plants, be waterwise, control pests and nurture wildlife

    How to choose the right plants, be waterwise, control pests and nurture wildlife
  • BCLNA Healthy Garden Guide 2010

    From sustainable landscaping tips and TLC for trees to hiring a landscaper and finding a garden shop near you.

    From sustainable landscaping tips and TLC for trees to hiring a landscaper and finding a garden shop near you.
  • Sheena's best clematis mulch

    Clematis benefits from an annual spring application of mulch for two reasons.

    Clematis benefits from an annual spring application of mulch for two reasons.
  • How to prune clematis for optimum blooms

    Severe pruning can sometimes revitalize a neglected plant.

    Severe pruning can sometimes revitalize a neglected plant.
  • Gardeners Roundtable: Waterwise Gardening

    The experts weigh in on best practices for waterwise gardens

    Learn all about waterwise gardening techniques from three experts as GardenWise magazine editor Carol Pope moderates their discussion.
  • Top 10 ways to conserve water and soil

    The Creative Gardener offers tips for a healthy, sustainable garden that conserves resources.

    The Creative Gardener Sue Goetz offers her top 10 tips for a healthy, sustainable garden that conserves resources. Also, find the Creative Gardener's garden design, L'eau Sage, at the 2009 Northwest Flower & Garden Show.
  • The grass facts

    A guilt-free grass lawn is possible with a little planning and space considerations.

    It may not be the most environmentally friendly or low-maintenance aspect of the home, but happily lawn care maintenance has become more sustainable.
  • How green is my garden

    Use this guide to help improve the sustainability of your lawn and garden—and save money.

    While there’s no instant fix, there are a few simple things you can do now to start making your garden more sustainable.
  • 15 Ways to Conserve Water
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