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In this episode of The Evergreen Thumb, we're joined by Jim Kropf, WSU Pierce County Extension Director, to explore how thoughtful plant choices can help protect your home and garden from wildfire. With fire seasons growing longer and hotter across Washington, understanding which plants are more fire-resistant—and how to maintain them—is essential for creating a safer, more resilient landscape.
Jim shares the key characteristics that make plants less prone to ignition and offers tips on landscape design and defensible space. We also discuss how to balance fire resistance with water conservation.
Whether you're updating your landscape or starting from scratch, this episode will help you make informed choices that support wildfire preparedness.
Resources mentioned in this episode, along with a full transcript, can be found on our website.
By Erin Hoover, WSU Extension Master Gardener Program5
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In this episode of The Evergreen Thumb, we're joined by Jim Kropf, WSU Pierce County Extension Director, to explore how thoughtful plant choices can help protect your home and garden from wildfire. With fire seasons growing longer and hotter across Washington, understanding which plants are more fire-resistant—and how to maintain them—is essential for creating a safer, more resilient landscape.
Jim shares the key characteristics that make plants less prone to ignition and offers tips on landscape design and defensible space. We also discuss how to balance fire resistance with water conservation.
Whether you're updating your landscape or starting from scratch, this episode will help you make informed choices that support wildfire preparedness.
Resources mentioned in this episode, along with a full transcript, can be found on our website.

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