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I write about gardening for The Oregonian's Homes & Gardens of the Northwest. See my blog at http://blog.oregonlive.com/kympokorny.
- Date: February 23 2013
- Time: 05·50 PM
‘Yellow Doodle Dandy’ Itoh peony is a cross between a tree and herbaceous peony so doesn’t die down in winter. The blooms are as big as a grapefruit.
- Date: February 23 2013
- Time: 05·11 PM
A garden inspired by the Doris Day/Rock Hudson movie “Pillow Talk.”
- Date: February 23 2013
- Time: 05·08 PM
Another shot of the frittilaria.
- Date: February 23 2013
- Time: 05·01 PM
Little frittilaria were everywhere. I fell in love with it all over again.
- Date: February 23 2013
- Time: 04·54 PM
Nice use of plant texture.
- Date: February 23 2013
- Time: 04·52 PM
A bunny hides in a fairy tale garden at the Northwest Flower & Garden Show in Seattle.
- Date: February 22 2013
- Time: 03·54 PM
A miniature forest in one of the smaller garden at the Northwest Flower & Garden Show through Sunday at the Seattle Convention Center Center.
- Date: February 22 2013
- Time: 03·51 PM
A gloxinia hanging in a moss ball at one of the booths. Yes, you can buy it!
- Date: February 22 2013
- Time: 03·47 PM
Texture is the boss of gardens at NWFG Show.
- Date: February 22 2013
- Time: 03·44 PM
Barbed wire in the westerns garden.
- Date: February 22 2013
- Time: 03·44 PM
A garden inspired by westerns.
- Date: February 22 2013
- Time: 03·42 PM
The romance of one garden that also had a section devoted to film noir and one to westerns. My favorite of the displays at Northwest Flower & Garden Show.
- Date: February 22 2013
- Time: 03·39 PM
Unusual plant palette illustrates the use of texture in the gardens.
- Date: February 22 2013
- Time: 03·36 PM
White is used for definition and contrast in the display gardens.
- Date: February 22 2013
- Time: 03·26 PM
Another view of Clematis ‘Avalanche’ at Northwest Flower & Garden Show.
