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Publications

Fine Gardening
January 2024
Design Rules of Thumb
Garden Designer Stacie Crooks shares lessons from her years of experience.
Stacie Crooks shares her experiences.

The Seattle Times
Pacific Northwest Magazine
July 2, 2017
An enhancing garden in Innis Arden
By Valerie Easton
Designer Stacie Crooks has planted a low-growing tapestry of colorful foliage plants to serve as a foreground to the view of Puget Sound.
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October 11, 2018
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Your Check list - Rite of Passage

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Go Big With Foliage - 10 Ways to kickstart your spring garden. What to plant now for a garden full of beautiful blooms.

Horticulture
The Art and Science of Smart Gardening
April 2007
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Designed for Drier Times
By Valerie Easton
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Facing the reality of her climate, Stacie Crooks traded her lawn for a garden that needs little water, but overflows with flower, foliage and fragrance
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April 2011
Eco-friendly Design Tips
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"A healthy well-designed garden is self-sustaining and beautiful."
Stacie Crooks
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Western Garden Book of Landscaping
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Many examples of Crooks Garden Design in this book.
by Jim McCausland
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Fine Gardening
November 30, 2014
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Issue 160
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Designing an Intimate Space
by Stacie Crooks
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Any area can become a cozy, private retreat if you use these principles.
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Western Landscaping
Companion to the best-selling Western Garden Book
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Revised and updated.
There are many examples of Crooks Garden Design throughout this book.
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The Seattle Time
Pacific Northwest Magazine
November 22, 2015
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Plant a Garden you will enjoy from inside your Home
By Valerie Easton
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It's easy to plant a garden you'll enjoy looking at even when the cold, wet weather keeps you indoors.
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The Plant List
A companion to the
Choosing the Right Plants Natural Lawn & Garden Guide
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Discover a better way to beautiful!
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Saving Water Partnership - Seattle Public Utilities
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Seattle Homes and Lifestyles
April 30, 2008
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Water Wise and Wonderful
By Debra Prinzing
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Low Water Garden Design
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The Seattle Times
Pacific Northwest Magazine
August 7, 2004
Dry Profusion
By Valerie Easton
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An experiment in drought tolerance settles for nothing less than lush.
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