Lorene Edwards Forkner is an author at ahandmadegarden.com and Cultivating Color on Substack. She specializes in horticulture and home & garden topics, intertwining her interests in agriculture, farming, and architecture. Lorene's work has been featured in The Seattle Times and Yakima Herald-Republic.
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Lorene Edwards Forkner's articles predominantly cover topics related to gardening, plants, and garden design within the Pacific Northwest region. Her work also delves into lifestyle, house & home, and culture & society themes.
Given her focus on local content in the Pacific Northwest region, she may be interested in pitches that provide insights or expertise specifically tailored to this geographic area. For example: unique plant varieties that thrive in PNW gardens or innovative garden designs inspired by the region's specific characteristics.
Her articles often include expert commentary and reviews of products or books relevant to gardening and house & home. Therefore, experts with knowledge about gardening techniques suited for the PNW climate or new plant introductions would likely capture her attention.
Considering Lorene's emphasis on lifestyle and culture & society topics as they relate to gardening, she might also appreciate pitches centered around how gardening practices intersect with broader societal trends or environmental concerns within the PNW community.
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Hardy geraniums offer fabulous long blooming flowers and interesting foliage. Plus, the perennials can stand up to many pests. Here are some easy to grow geraniums.
Two Washington sisters create garden-forward mixology syrups and recipes that elevate common herbs into beverages worthy of a special occasion or c...
By: Lorene Edwards Forkner
The latest installment of the Cultivate the Rainbow series by Lorene Edwards Forkner embraces the blues.
By: Lorene Edwards Forkner
By COMPARED TO THE COURSE FOLIAGE and burly stalks of bright yellow flowers you see on roadside mullein ( Verbascum thapsus ), garden-worthy varieties and hybrids are charm school graduates.
By: Lorene Edwards Forkner
Once a curiosity, non-branching columnar apple and pear trees have proved to be a boon for small spaces, as well as a striking design element in the landscape.
Digging deep into the Cultivating Color archives to create a reading list for lazy summer days...
By: Lorene Edwards Forkner
With wit and charm, Stephen Orr's new book “The Gardener’s Mindset” shares practical lessons for plantings, design, photography and more.
Clematis 101: What you need to know to grow beautiful flowers The Seattle Times
By: Lorene Edwards Forkner
IF YOU'RE ASKING, “What's the secret to a successful garden?” and the corollary, “Do we have to work so hard?” You're not alone.
FOR THOSE OF US who do not identify as pterdomaniacs — that's fern fanatic in laymen's terms — this vast family of plants can be confounding.
