Winter Hedgework
As the end of the year closes in, we would like to thank you – our customer-friends – for your...
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Meadow Management Season
October is the month of foggy mornings. Of vast dew-covered spider webs tangled in the hedgerows. It’s the month of...
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Notes on a Late Spring Day
It’s been a terrific wet spring west of the Cascades. Strangely enough, we all hear grumblings about this cool, wet,...
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Transplanting Meadows
It’s almost impossible to stay on top of emails this time of year. We try to tune out the news,...
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Empire of Mud
In the long dark season we find ourselves with no shortage of tasks still to be done. There’s piles of...
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The Camas Lands
No Northwestern meadow plant is more iconic than Camassia quamash, common camas. A plant that despite its name, isn’t common,...
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The Opposite of Digital
We don’t blog enough. At least not as much as you are “supposed” to for maximizing your social media...
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A Banner Year for Gumweed
With a thermos of coffee and a truckload of buckets, we woke up bleary eyed and much too early this...
Read moreWildflowers on the Roof
We recently worked with our good friend and landscape architect Britton Shepard (https://www.seattlelandscaping.com) to develop a custom greenroof seed mix...
Read moreLife in the Meadow
We're lucky to have a bunch of beautiful and interesting residents that share the farm with us throughout the seasons. a...
Read moreNative Seed is the Lowest Cost Conservation Investment You Can Make
“Your seed is expensive!” We get this observation periodically from customers and potential customers. And on a superficial level these...
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