-by Sue Shecket, webmaster and NW trial gardener Now that our reputation for cool wet summers and grey skies has been ruined, I'm hap...

Mother Nature is having a lot of fun playing tricks on Northwest gardeners this year. After sharing in the cold temps and snow of Alaska all...

The Renee’s Garden office staff got their hands dirty planting pepper plants into our trial garden’s prepared beds a couple weeks ago. ...

The Middlebury College student garden interns and I are well into this year's seed trials for Renee's Garden. Our main focus over th...

Renee's Garden was part of the Congressional Club's annual First Lady's Luncheon honoring Michelle Obama at the Washington H...

Although we love earthworms and bees here at Renee's Garden Seeds, there's nothing quite as exciting as catching a glimpse of a humm...

Recently we visited Lettuce Field Day at Shamrock Seeds, a premier lettuce breeding company. One of the benefits of our location in Central...

It was an exceptionally long, rough winter here in the Pacific Northwest. We do expect a bit of snow to dust us now and then in Seattle, but...

Everyone from our Renee's Garden office staff went back to the trial garden last week to learn the next stage in growing the tomato and...

Last week was the "Pack Trials" week throughout California. This is an annual event where all the American seed producing companie...

Guest post by Sarah Renfro, Renee’s Garden Business Manager The office staff at Renee's Garden spent an afternoon in the garden last w...