Dryland gardening
The Sixth Annual Columbia Basin Eco-Gardening Symposium will include information on creating drought-resistant landscapes like this demonstration garden outside the Moses Lake Public Library, maintained by the Washington State University Extension Grant-Adams Master Gardeners.
Joel Martin/Columbia Basin Herald
Munro’s globemallow, shown here, is one of the low-water-use plants native to the Columbia Basin. It’s the only orange-colored flower native to the area, according to Dinah Rouleau, project manager with the Columbia Basin Conservation District.
Susan Gray speaks at the 2017 Columbia Basin Eco-Gardening Symposium. This year’s event is April 22.
MOSES LAKE — A whole new dimension of gardening will be on display in Moses Lake next week.
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