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 […]
Up, down and all around
Sometimes popular phrases never really disappear. They go dormant, but eventually come back again. We might call them “recycled,” but I prefer “dormant” — this is a gardening column. The […]
Straw bale gardens work where others won’t
A lack of space needn’t keep you from a bounty of fresh produce if you turn to straw bales for planting edible gardens. Straw bales take up little space and […]
CANCELED – Hortlandia – The Hardy Plant Society of Oregon’s Plant & Garden Art Sale
UPDATE: DUE TO THE STATEWIDE BAN ON LARGE PUBLIC GATHERINGS IN OREGON, THIS YEAR’S EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED. 2020 – HORTLANDIA’S 32nd Year!April 11th & 12th at the […]
CANCELED – Lane County Home & Garden Show
DUE TO THE STATEWIDE BAN ON LARGE PUBLIC GATHERINGS IN OREGON, THIS YEAR’S EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED. The 41st annual Lane County Home & Garden Show will be held March […]
CANCELED – Spring Garden Fair
2020 Spring Garden Fair Cancelled Because of the current COVID-19 Stay Home orders placed by the State of Oregon the Spring Garden Fair has been canceled. They are planning to […]
CANCELED – 2020 GARDENPALOOZA
DUE TO THE STATEWIDE BAN ON LARGE PUBLIC GATHERINGS IN OREGON,THIS YEAR’S GARDENPALOOZA HAS BEEN POSTPONED. Please watch their website for updates. Date/Time:TBD8am – 3:30pm Location:Fir Point Farms14601 Arndt RoadAurora, […]
CANCELED – 19th annual garden seminar in Coos County.
UPDATE: DUE TO OSU AND GOVERNMENTAL MANDATES IN OREGON, THIS YEAR’S EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED. Home gardeners of all skill levels are invited to register for the 19th annual Coos […]
Fight ‘big four’ rose problems with prevention strategies
Charmingly mild weather this winter will most likely coax roses into bloom early, which means dealing with the usual diseases and pests earlier, too. When it comes to one of […]
Maintaining a moss-free roof takes some effort
In the moist Pacific Northwest, moss on roofs is inevitable. The ubiquitous plant clings to shingles, causing damage that can lead to expensive repairs and replacements. There’s nothing to be […]