Whether in the wild, in managed landscapes or in a home landscape, trees are facing unprecedented challenges. A warming climate and changes in historic weather

When it comes to fall color, the bright reds, oranges and purples tend to catch the eye and steal the show. But there’s much to

The fall color express train continues chugging down the track as summer gives way to autumn. In last week’s blog, we invited you to Hop

Here in the Pacific Northwest, hints of autumn are in the air and in our fields. Shorter days begin with cool, marine layer-misty mornings that

Transport yourself to the tropics with hardy hibiscus! Adorned with large, colorful flowers that bloom continuously from midsummer into fall, the improved cultivars of Hibiscus

Nursery tours are in full swing this week as the Farwest Show at the Oregon Convention Center gets underway. It’s a great time for our

‘Tis the season for summer reading – enjoying page turning literature while swaying in your hammock in the shade of stately trees. Never mind those

Cultivate’24 was as much about people as it was about plants. With more than 10,000 attendees from across the green industry gathered in Columbus, Ohio,

For most of us, summer is the season for barbecues, picnics, vacations, gardening, sunscreen and hammock time. For the nursery industry, it’s summer trade show

Think you don’t have room in your garden for fruit trees? Think again! Miniature peaches and nectarines deliver big flavor in small packages as they

Midway into Pollinator Week, we shine the spotlight on pollinator-preferred trees. Crabapples, Lindens and Panicle Hydrangeas are among pollinator favorites, according to years-long research supported