Get a jump on controlling garden slugs
Just when you think your garden work is done for the season, out crawl those pesky slugs. If you want to avoid the spring onslaught of baby slugs, you’ve got […]
Just when you think your garden work is done for the season, out crawl those pesky slugs. If you want to avoid the spring onslaught of baby slugs, you’ve got […]
With new cultivars in the works and year-round coloring, Nandina has taken root. By Jon Bell They can be a fiery red, a pretty pink or a deep, dark burgundy. […]
Plant and flower lovers can add a touch of garden elegance to their correspondence with a series of new stamps now available from the U.S. Postal Service. The stamps showcase […]
The activities lineup this fall at Farmington Gardens in Beaverton has something for the kids in the family as well as parents. Kids can learn to create a beautiful, twinkling […]
The end of summer is almost here and you can almost feel the fall chill in the morning air. It’s that time of year to celebrate the harvest season with […]
With the recent heat waves, I’ve noticed that my neighbors’ tomatoes are going gangbusters. I love tomatoes and relish the time of year that local tomatoes, especially heirloom tomatoes, are […]
Bioswales help manage storm water, remove pollutants and filter sediment. Besides helping to keep our rivers and streams clean, they also attract wildlife and provide a habitat for insects. In […]
Even the smallest action can create powerful change, starting with the plants we choose to grow. To an animal or bird, a single shrub or grass can be a winter […]
Botanists at Oregon State University have helped design a new app that provides information on the Pacific Northwest’s wide variety of wildflowers, OSU announced. The app provides multimedia and information […]
Come grow with the Hardy Plant Society and attend PlantFest, Saturday, September 21 at a new location. PlantFest will be held at Clackamas Community College Gregory Forum, 19600 Molalla Avenue, […]