Prunus persica 'Glohaven' ~ Glohaven Peach trees IMAGE: C T Johansson

IMAGE: C T Johansson

Pothos are great beginner plants as they are relatively low maintenance and grow quickly given the right conditions

Hydrangea quercifolia at University of Washington Botanical Gardens

and the earliest pansies to bloom

Fertilize with low-dose fertilizer once a month during the growing season

Prunus persica 'Glohaven' ~ Glohaven Peach trees IMAGE: C T JohanssonGlohaven Peach is a fruiting deciduous tree primarily grown for its heavy crop of freestone peaches ready for harvest in midsummer. Lovely clusters of fragrant pink flowers bloom in spring. The large fruits are fuzz free with strongly molted and red diffused skin, giving the peach an almost glowing appearance, and juicy but firm yellow flesh. Grows best in full sun and rich, moist well drained soils. Glohaven is self pollinating, resistant to brown