Join me in Charleston and Savannah (March 24-April 1) and in England for the Chelsea Flower Show plus many fabulous gardens (May 18-30). Contact me for details and watch the travel page updates!

Photo courtesy of Fran
Durner, senior photographer at the Anchorage Daily
News, whose garden blog is
Talk Dirt to Me.
I had great fun interviewing Sally Field about her love of gardening (the article appeared in the P-I Feb. 14; read it here), and if that wasn’t enough, I got to appear on stage with her at the Northwest Flower & Garden Show, Feb. 23, where we talked about Gardening for Good Health.
Sally gardens in the Malibu hills of Southern California, a much tougher place than Seattle, but we share some of the same fondness for plants, such as Ceanothus and California poppies. I passed along a book recommendation (Designing With Succulents, Debra Lee Baldwin, Timber Press, 2007) and the name of a great mail-order nursery — Annie’s Annuals.
Read all about gardening every Thursday in the
Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
Turn on your radio and listen as Marty talks about gardens and gardening every Tuesday from 10 to 11 AM on Public Radio's KUOW.
Garden writer Debra Prinzing has posted her review of my book The Bellevue Botanical Garden on her blog: Shed Style.
For design and planting ideas that work for everyone, take a look at my first book Big Ideas for Northwest Small Gardens.
Get the real dirt on growing perennials in The Big Book of Northwest Perennials.
In July I led a group from the Ladew Topiary Gardens in Maryland around Seattle-area private gardens in July. What fun to be able to show off our fabulous plantsmen and women, plus showcase great design. Are you looking for a tour guide for your group? Let's talk!
See my Garden Travels page for details!

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Every Thursday in the
Seattle Post-Intelligencer Marty writes about gardens and gardening. Read her lively features about the best plants, gardeners and garden techniques.

Starting February 5th listen to Marty talk about gardens and gardening every Tuesday from 10 to 11 AM on
Public Radio's KUOW