The Environmental Learning Center at Clackamas Community College is once again offering a free series of Zoom classes on wildlife-and-water-friendly gardens. Back by popular demand, this series will provide tips […]
Author : Curt Kipp
2023 Portland Spring Home & Garden Show set for Feb. 23–26
The 2023 Portland Spring Home & Garden Show will take place Thursday–Sunday, February 23–26 at the Expo Center in Portland, Oregon. Tickets are now available at www.HomeShowPDX.com and at the […]
2022 NW Natural Street of Dreams heads for Oregon Wine Country
NW Natural Street of Dreams has created a new experience for 2022: a Wine Country Tour Edition! Find six stunning wine country-inspired homes, with four homes on a main site […]
Oregon asks for public’s help in fighting invasive, tree-destroying pest
Gardeners are being asked to keep a lookout for the most destructive and economically damaging forest pest in North America, which was recently confirmed to have arrived in Oregon. The […]
What to do in your garden in June
June is one of the best times to enjoy gardening. The days are long, the sun is hopefully out, and it’s a prime time to see things grow and bloom. […]
Earth Day returns to The Oregon Garden Saturday April 16
After a two-year hiatus, The Oregon Garden is set to welcome visitors back to its much-beloved annual Earth Day event, taking place 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Saturday, April 16, 2022. To […]
What to do in your garden in April
There’s something to do in your garden 12 months a year, but in April, it hardly needs to be said. Spring is here and fully underway! Take your pick of […]
2022 Portland Spring Home & Garden Show returns February 24–27
Just in time for spring gardening season, the Portland Spring Home & Garden Show will return as an in-person event next month! The show will take place Thursday through Sunday, […]
Virtual gardening festival set for March 19
Some of the biggest names in gardening are joining forces to empower the 16 million new people who took up the hobby in 2020 and ensuring they become lifelong gardeners. […]
Gardening isn’t canceled!
Gardening is a healthy form of stress relief — and it pays dividends in the form of continuous beauty throughout the spring and summer. Or as Walter Sedlacek of Laurel […]