It’s Never Too Soon for Slug Baiting – Part 2
By Mike Darcy Although it is not yet spring, I sometimes believe slugs will not be so present this early in the year. Oregon has had a few spells of […]
By Mike Darcy Although it is not yet spring, I sometimes believe slugs will not be so present this early in the year. Oregon has had a few spells of […]
Friday afternoon through Sunday morning was devoted to leisurely exploring the Northwest Flower & Garden Show display gardens, marketplace and seminars, a nice change from the frenetic pace of working our […]
Spring is almost here and some trees and shrubs are starting to push new growth here in the Northwest. I’m itching to get my hydrangeas and roses pruned, thin out […]
Photo: http://www.dannylipford.com/how-to-clean-sharpen-and-maintain-garden-tools Kate Bryant says: Clean, sharp tools make gardening safer, better for your plants and much more fun. A sharp shovel melts through clods of dirt like butter, and […]
Lake Oswego’s Magnolia Manor, perhaps Oregon’s newest retail garden center (they call themselves a boutique nursery), has great taste! Karen Schwartz, their on-staff landscape designer, created this beautiful “first place” […]
Garden shows are good for sparking the imagination and getting us to re-imagine our garden spaces. The Yard, Garden & Patio Show wrapped up on Sunday. As one of the […]
This is the third and final installment of favorite spring plants my gardening and nursery friends shared with me. I hope you’re inspired to give something new a try (look […]
All the volunteers and staff at the Oregon Association of Nurseries are thrilled to bring you the 2011 Yard, Garden & Patio Show. Check out the time lapse video of the […]
The bees have been busy in The Oregon Garden’s four hives and they have 300 pounds of honey to show for it. “It’s an exceptional feat to have just four […]
By the makers of EarthPot® “At Landscape East & West, we love the EarthPot! They are quick to plant, there’s no plastic pots and mess to pick up after the […]