As Tim and I sat in our entry basking in the spring morning sushine, we could see that our heucheras and hellebores along the sidewalk border were still looking fresh and colorful. A short walk along the sidewalk revealed blooming primroses, daffodils, and tulips under the maple, with a “peekaboo” view of the grassy square […]
OLSON GARDENS II – REDESIGNING A CITY ENTRY GARDEN – PART 2 – BY LORELIE OLSON Read More »
Our new Everett home did not have much street appeal. The weeping sequoias not only framed our new house, they seemed to be devouring it! When we entered the house we felt like we were walking into a cave, and every time we went outside we could see more needles waiting to be swept from
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I love to garden. My home inNorth Everett is the nearly perfect place to garden and I live there. Gardening is good exercise – sometimes a lot of exercise. The rewards are great and I am surrounded by beauty. When I moved to my home here, a curb strip of grass, about 10 ft. by
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