Each element in the ecosystem is a teacher, offering insight into how we might better shape our landscapes and our lives.

As the garden wakes, April is the time to prepare, nurture, and set the stage for abundance. Each task is a quiet investment in the seasons ahead.

This is a season of transition—of tending, preparing, and gently urging the garden back to life. March is a month where the gardener’s hands are often in the soil.

Thoughtful, regenerative land stewardship can be practiced at any scale. Starting with our home and community gardens, cultivate resilient landscapes that support both people and wildlife.

Healthy, living soil is the foundation of abundance, offering sustenance to plants, organisms, and ultimately, to us.

As winter begins to wane and the first stirrings of spring awaken in the garden, we must turn our attention to the foundation of all growth: the soil.

The land awakens slowly, stretching toward the lengthening days, and we, too, feel the pull—hands eager to dig into the cool earth.

Looking to make your garden more sustainable? From rainwater harvesting to soil-building and solar-powered design, discover actionable tips to create a resilient, low-maintenance garden. 🌱🌞💧

🌱 Ready to make the most of February in your PNW garden? Learn how to prepare saturated soil, sow early crops, divide perennials, prune grapes, and more! 🛠️💧

🌱 Ready to kickstart your PNW garden this February? Discover what veggies, herbs, and flowers you can sow now—whether outdoors, under a cloche, or indoors for transplanting. 🥕🌼

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By immersing ourselves in observation, we can design solutions that align with our unique environments. This approach fosters deeper connections with our outdoor spaces and unveils patterns and relationships that might otherwise go unnoticed.

🌈 From preserving seed diversity with heirlooms 🌾 to maximizing shady spaces with delicious veggies 🥬, our January Pro-Tip is packed with inspiration for PNW gardeners.

✨ Learn why heirloom seeds are the key to colorful, climate-adapted gardens ✨ Discover shade-loving veggies that thrive in less sunlight (yes, it’s possible!) ✨ Prep your garden with essential January tasks for a bountiful spring

🌟 Start the year with your hands in the soil 🌍💚

✨ Start the new year with your garden in mind! January is the perfect time to sow seeds for future harvests, reflect on last year's triumphs, and plan for an even more abundant season ahead. 🌟

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Learning to respond creatively to change is crucial for resilient gardening and land stewardship.

Winter gardens may seem dormant, but they can be bustling with life if designed with wildlife in mind.

Here’s how you can make the most of December, bringing new life to the darker days.

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📏🌿 Did you know that the most productive and diverse areas of your garden might be right at the edges? 🌊🌳 There's plenty you can do to tap into the power of those transition zones in your PNW garden! 🌱🍂