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Uptown to pilot a parklet

Tuesday, May 13, 2014 3:17 PM

The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) has announced that one of the additional parklets in the 2014 Pilot Parklet Program will be at SIFF Cinema Uptown, sponsored by the Uptown Alliance.

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Free holiday tree composting through Jan. 12

Seattle residents can put their trees and greens out on their regular collection day at no extra charge through Jan. 12.
HISTORY IN PERSPECTIVE | Another landmark saved: McGraw Cottage at Children's Home

It looks like a historic building that tells an important story about orphaned and troubled youth has been saved.
ASK RAY ABOUT REAL ESTATE | Did you buy the house but not the land rights?

In the U.S., there’s a tradition when you buy a home: You own the home that sits upon the land, and you also own what’s below the ground.
ASK RAY ABOUT REAL ESTATE | Beware online home-value estimates - more gimmick than tool

This is one of the most popular questions I receive from readers.
ASK RAY ABOUT REAL ESTATE | How to find a good home inspector

Why is there such a disparity between home inspections, even for the same house?
HISTORY IN PERSPECTIVE | Housing nurses and nuns: Two historic QA buildings

This is a two-part series comparing two Queen Anne buildings constructed to house single women.
ASK RAY ABOUT REAL ESTATE | Strategies for paying off your mortgage early
Clematis can create colorful climbs

Looking for a plant loaded with colorful blooms that could climb a wall or clamber through a shrub? Clematis is the answer.
Notes from the Garden

For years I have been writing about The Garden. For me, it is the landscape we live within. This landscape has buildings, roadways, noisy trucks, noisy neighbors with leaf blowers, trees, flowers, and merchants who provide us with the necessities and the surprising much-needed delights of life.
GARDEN HOTLINE | Divide your perennials this summer

Is your garden overflowing with perennial flowers this summer? Perennials can be divided to control size, to rejuvenate a tired-looking plant or to give plants away to those friends and neighbors and even family.
Rooftop gardens give city dwellers room to grow

The roof of the Mercer Garage, near the Seattle Center, was built to hold cars, but what about piles of dirt?
Clematis can create colorful climbs

Looking for a plant loaded with colorful blooms that could climb a wall or clamber through a shrub? Clematis is the answer.
Get cookin'

Are you finding that you reach for your “emergency” stash of Top Ramen a little too often? Do you find yourself at the farmers market, not knowing what to do with any of your shopping bag’s contents?
Think up and over with vertical gardening

Maximize your garden potential by growing up and over. Take advantage of spaces that have minimal space for vining plants and direct them up into trellises.
The essential and affordable accessories

I have yet to be lucky enough to win Lotto. I don’t gamble at the casinos. I haven’t been alerted to any trust funds coming my way in the near future — or ever. I am only slightly intrigued by the stock market. HGTV hasn’t called yet. “Antiques Roadshow” didn’t even blink at my early American artifact.
Such busy warm times ...

Recently, I dug up a little Heuchera that had seeded itself where it couldn’t be properly appreciated. I knew it was happening but I was still caught by surprise – the soil was very, very dry. Didn’t we just have drenching rains a few days ago?
Home of the Month: Magnolia rambler with a view

This Magnolia rambler, located at 2921 W. Ruffner St., offers a brick exterior and partial views that include Discovery Park and the Olympic Mountains.
Bring outdoor color indoors with cut flowers

Cut flowers bring the natural world into the house. To provide them, decide if you want to have a separate cutting garden or choose plants that serve as both a source for indoor arrangements a beautiful garden scene.
Real estate websites provide greater resources for buyers, Realtors

As the Internet continues to reshape nearly every aspect of our lives, the real estate industry finds itself embracing a number of new practices. Current technologies allow homebuyers and sellers to access more information than ever before.
Spring clean with these tips from Puget Sound Energy

Now that spring has arrived, Puget Sound Energy (PSE)wants to help customers save money on their electric bill, increase their recycling options and stay safe with a list of simple spring-cleaning tips.

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