MARIANNEBINETTI@COMCAST.NET (this is my booking and business email, for garden questions please go to www.plantersplace.com and I will answer your garden question within 48 hours)
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MARIANNE BINETTI
Hooray for Hollywood! (Okay, just cable TV) you can catch my show "Dig In Seattle" on Sunday mornings at 7:30am on channel 10 KXJO and direct TV 21 and 22. Watch the show online anytime at www.diginseattle.com and now you can sign up for email alerts so you will know when a new segment is posted.
the Compleat Home Gardener
MARIANNE BINETTI the Compleat Home Gardener
is a northwest horticultural expert: Marianne has a degree in horticulture from Washington State University and writes a syndicated gardening column that runs in over a dozen newspapers each week including the The Tacoma News Tribune (Wednesdays) and The Daily Olympian (Saturdays). She has also written or co-written 10 gardening books including "Easy Answers for Great Gardens" and her latest book "Edible Gardening for Washington and Oregon" She lectures and gives seminars on a variety topics, appears weekly on her show "Dig In Seattle and leads garden tours around the world with her husband Joe. She lives with her family in Enumclaw, near Seattle, Washington. 
See you on TV this spring!
You can visit my garden on the new show "Dig In" that will start running April 21, Sunday at 7:30am and every Sunday morning until the end of September. Channel 10 (KXJO)TV and direct TV 21 and 22. Or watch the show online anytime at www.diginSeattle.com
Blooming in my garden this month is Nelly Moser a lovely clematis that has overtaken the Queen Elizabeth rose plant that once provided support.
 Visit my garden during the Enumclaw Garden tour on June 22 - all proceeds go to the Care Van for our regional hospital. .
My blue and yellow garden in May. Learn how to have more drama without the drinking problems in your garden. These plants are drought, slug and deer resistant. Many of my talks teach what plants to grow that are the most practical for different climates. Note the blue bird house and blue painted gate in the background. This is because I have trouble growing blue delphiniums - so I use blue paint instead.
 Clip the foliage of hellebores in early spring so you can better see the blooms. Love that these are right below a window so I can see them from indoors.
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GOT GARDENING QUESTIONS ????
Go to www.plantersplace.com and click onto "Ask the Expert" There is no charge and it is easy to register and see all the other questions that have been answered. Or you can write to me at Ask Marianne, P.O. Box 872, Enumclaw, WA 98022
Want to see my garden? Please visit my blog by clicking below at the Lowes Creative Ideas site. I would love for you to leave a comment on the blog page.
To follow Marianne's weekly Blog and to see video and photos, visit
http://www.lowes.com/LCI-Gardening
http://www.lowes.com/LCI-Gardening
Need an entertaining speaker for your group? Contact Marianne Binetti about topics, dates and rates by sending an email to mariannebinetti@comcast.net
Recycle broken pots as a border along a pathway - a great place to hide some slug bait.
SOME PICS OF OUR LAST TOUR: FRANCE SOME OF MY FAVORITE PHOTOS
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