Oregon-based gardening writer and broadcaster Mike Darcy, who writes regularly in the Plant Something Oregon Newsletter, has been inducted into the Oregon State University College of Agricultural Sciences Diamond Pioneer […]
Author : Curt Kipp
Curt Kipp is the director of publications and communications at the Oregon Association of Nurseries.
What to do in the garden in May
We finally have had some decent spring weather, and things in the garden, if not heating up, are at least warming up. So what now? Our friends at Oregon State […]
Retail Nursery Spotlight — 7th Star Nursery, Colton, Oregon
A small nursery offering perennial flowering plants, shrubs and trees, and a large selection of shade plants. Early in the season, they have veggie starts and some annuals. 21851 S. […]
What to do in the garden in April
April is here, and that means spring is definitely here — right? (Crickets.) Tap, tap. Is this on? The calendar says spring is here. The weather may be saying something else. […]
What to do in the garden in March
Spring arrives in March, and that’s when gardening season really takes off! You might not be at a loss for what to do. But if you are, our friends at […]
Spring Garden Fair announces 37th edition set for May 6-7 in Canby
Clackamas County Master Gardener™ Association has announced the 37th annual Spring Garden Fair, with more than 100 garden vendors, is happening Saturday–Sunday, May 6–7, 2023, at the Clackamas County Fairgrounds […]
What to do in the garden in February
February is when the anticipation for spring gardening begins to build! The days get longer and warmer, the daffodils begin to push through, and gardening events like the Portland Spring […]
Plant Nerd Night returns for 2023 (updated with presenters!)
Plant Nerd Night is returning for 2023 with a new venue, a new day of the week, a new time — but one thing isn’t changing. “The name Plant Nerd […]
Out in the Garden to host Happy Hellebore Days 2023 in February
Out in the Garden Nursery in Molalla is hosting its annual Happy Hellebore Days every weekend in February, celebrating the plant also known as the Lenten rose. During that month, […]
What to do in your garden in January
It’s a new year, which means looking ahead. That includes looking ahead to garden season! You can clean out winter damage, scout for pests, dormant treat trees and roses, plan […]