Featured in the November Issue of MasterGardener:


Wildfire protection Havillah style
How one US Forest Service family has planned for the wildfire they know will someday threaten their land and possibly their lives.


Xeriscape, not zeroscape
Too many people envision stone, sand and a few shriveled plants when they think waterwise gardening. It shouldn't be that way.


Garlic, can one have enough?
Learn the diseases, growing tips and some great ideas from some great garlic growers on on both sides of the Cascades.

PLUS:
  • Phytomediation: You know plants affect your mood, but did you know they contribute to your mental and physical health?
  • Asian vegetable gardening: Praised for fresh, healthy vegetables in their cooking, Asians share some secrets about raising these crops.
 

Summer Issue Table of Contents:

  • 13. What's Coming Up
  • 16. Question and Answer
  • 17. Master Gardener Program Anniversary
  • 10. Master Gardener of the Year
  • 11. Cacti West of the Cascades
  • 12. Cacti on the Ahtanum
  • 20. Desert Survival
  • 24. Do Xerophytic Plants Use Less Water
  • 26. The Watering Can
  • 29. East and West
  • 34. Buy the Book
  • 35. Building Your First Greenhouse
  • 39. Botany 101
  • 42. GreenCare for Troops
  • 43. Penstemon, Please
  • 47. Miracle, Myth, or Marketing
  • 50. Garden Center
In MasterGardener magazine, we'll give you the best science available, and we want the information to be as friendly as the people who have inspired your gardening passion.
 
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