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Malus: A Four Season Wonder for Northwest Gardens

July 31, 2018 by Lorene Edwards Forkner in Archive, Gardener

Washington Park Arboretum is home to a significant Malus collection with some 100 specimens located throughout its 230 acres.  

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"Come Gentle Spring, Ethereal Mildness! Come."—James Thomson

July 31, 2018 by Lorene Edwards Forkner in Archive, Gardener

Funny, I always remember this quote as “ethereal madness”… and am surprised to look it up and find that Mr. Thomson, a florid-tongued 18th Century Scottish poet, regards spring, however gentle, as a season of mildness; perhaps he had staff. 

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Big Ag vs. Small Seed

July 31, 2018 by Lorene Edwards Forkner in Archive, Gardener

Seed is not static. It is a living, natural resource whose integrity is fundamental to a secure food system.

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The Seedy Season

July 31, 2018 by Lorene Edwards Forkner in Archive, Gardener

Have you discovered the wonder of growing at least some of your own food? Then you know how good fresh-from-the-garden-moments-ago produce can be.

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