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West Coast Seeds ships anywhere in North America. However, we are not able to ship garlic, potatoes, asparagus crowns, bulbs, onion sets, Mason bee cocoons, or nematodes outside of Canada. We regret, we cannot accept returns or damages for orders outside of Canada. The minimum shipping charge to the US is $9.99. Seeds of Growth … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Its hard not to admire the way a mandevilla immediately turns a plain landscape or container into an exotic riot of color. These climbing vines are usually pretty easy to take care of, making them a favorite … Read more
Snapdragons are a beloved cool weather annual flower found in gardens across North America. With their elegant, fragrant blooms on tall spikes, it’s easy to see why they’re so popular. But when it comes to snapdragon cold tolerance, many gardeners have questions. Exactly how cold hardy are snapdragons? The good news is that snapdragons are … Read more
Evergreen plants are an invaluable component of gardens and landscapes, providing structure and color through the winter after other plants have gone dormant. Shrubs that stay green, or keep their leaves all year, provide background interest to other plants, lending year-round interest to foundation plantings, beds, borders and containers. There are many choices of evergreen … Read more
Growing potatoes in containers is a great option for anyone with limited space Container gardening allows urban gardeners and those with small yards to easily grow potatoes in a small area. In this complete guide, I’ll cover everything you need to know about successfully growing potatoes in containers including When to Plant Potatoes The best … Read more
Downsizing your garden? Moving to a smaller yard? Want to still enjoy home-grown onions? Growing onions in containers could be your answer! Container gardening differs from conventional gardening a bit. We have summarized and provided the essentials for growing onions in containers below. Growing onions in containers is a great way to enjoy fresh homegrown … Read more
Those of us gardening in the Pacific Northwest are used to winters that include more than our fair share of gray and stormy days. But take heart, I have an antidote for dingy winter days that we can all use: plants with evergreen foliage in yellow and gold tones. Plants with leaves in light-reflecting colors … Read more
Gladiolus also known as gladiolas or glads are beautiful summer-blooming bulbs that add vibrant spikes of color to the garden. Their showy flowers come in bright hues like red, yellow, orange, pink, white and purple. However, gladiolus bulbs, properly called corms, are not cold hardy in areas with freezing winters. Knowing when to dig them … Read more
When I moved to this home, I was happy that it faced east. I love azaleas, boxwood, Japanese maples, and rhododendrons. They prefer the east exposure, and so do my favorite indoor plants. I love all teh east window plants. Would it have been a deal breaker if it had faced west? No, but it … Read more
Winter brings about a whole bunch of changes for plants. They can be affected by lower temperatures, a lack of humidity and less light – just for starters! If you’re a Fiddle Leaf Fig fanatic like me, you’ll want to know exactly what winter means for your plant and how you can help it thrive … Read more