Spring Gifts for the Garden
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 […]
The show starts Friday!
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 […]
High Tech Beehives
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 […]
EarthPot®
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 […]
Dwarf Conifers
Iseli Nursery trough garden with dwarf conifers The Yard, Garden & Patio Show (YGP) has so many great things to offer that, regrettably, I can’t mention them all. But I […]
Seed Bank & Conservation Program Needs Your Help
Lilium occidentale endangered plantand conservation programreintroduction subject.Photo by Ed Guerrant The Berry Botanic Garden (BBG) closed and is selling its 6.5-acre Dunthorpe estate. The good news is that the BBG […]
Life is Good for You in the Garden
It tones muscles and keeps us sane. But it also can be a weight loss program! Not only is gardening fun, it can help us lose a few pounds. Compared […]
Trees are the Answer…
…to many landscape challenges. But often planting trees come with a lot of questions, too. Paul Ries, Oregon’s urban forester, answers the most frequently asked questions about tree planting in […]
Early Spring Garden Surprises
In our maritime climate, there are a surprising number of plants with winter and early spring interest, and we often forget that from one year to the next. The Hardy […]
Vote for the Oregon Garden!
The Oregon Garden has an exciting opportunity to win a $10,000 grant from Rainbird, but they need your help to win. The project with the most votes wins the grant, […]