HOME, GARDEN & SENIOR LIVING
Keep your green thumb in shape this winter while getting a jump on the growing season by starting your favorite or hard-to-find plants indoors
BY MELINDA MYERS | February 23, 2024 at 10:31 a.m.
Testing, Sharing, and Saving Leftover Seeds
What gardener can resist getting the most out of every purchase by saving and planting seeds left from previous years?
Fill up with fiber
Adding fiber to food is not only good for you, but tastes good as well with this recipe.
Aging-in-Place Trends Affect Availability of Housing for Younger Adults
Overall, the Seattle metro's housing market is less dominated by baby boomers than the nation as a whole
11 Practical Valentine's Day Gifts for Seniors
Why not forgo the pricey flowers and get your loved one something they’ll actually use and perhaps keep using for years to come?
Romanesco — cauliflower from Mars?
These chartreuse, pointy sort of cauliflower-crossed-with-broccoli veggies are not only interesting to look at, they are delicious to eat.
Older Homebuyer Trends in the Local Market
The homebuying share of this population has been growing steadily for the past decade
Winter Weather Brings Power Outages and Cold Conditions
The American Red Cross Northwest Region is offering tips to stay safe and be prepared in potentially dangerous winter conditions
Things to Consider When Choosing a Senior Living Location
One factor to consider is where your power or attorney lives, or your family members that will visit you most often
Cranberries for winter
In Washington state one can buy fresh cranberries all winter long
Boost Your Mood with Fragrant Indoor Plants
There’s no need to visit a spa for a bit of soothing aromatherapy
Devilishly Healthy and Delicious Desserts Everyone Will Love
With many people vowing to eat healthier n the new year, here are some vegan desserts that are unapologetic in flavor and indulgence
Gift an Amaryllis for Colorful Winter Blooms
This holiday, give a gift that keeps giving and requires no dusting
Add a Rosemary Topiary to This Year’s Holiday Season
Add a fresh look and fragrance to your holidays with a potted Rosemary plant
