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Leaves of Cyclamen ‘Something Magic’ mimic a mini Christmas Tree while its bright pink blooms thrill Feb.-Mar. “Earth laughs with flowers” is a frequently quoted line in a poem by […]

To commemorate the first days of spring, The Garden Corner, a unique garden center located in Tualatin, Ore., unveiled what is likely the world’s largest free-standing hanging basket. It tops […]

From GPN Weekly, an online greenhouse trade e-newsletter – Feb. 27, 2012 We’ve always known that gardening is a healthy hobby. Gardeners can get plenty of fresh air and exercise […]

California Redwoods Is it just me, or is awareness of the importance of plants escalating? We now have a movie telling the story of The Lorax and the importance of […]

The 2012 Yard, Garden & Patio Show seems like a distant memory, but there were a lot of ideas at the show that I thought worthy of sharing. (Click here […]

By Ashley Gangle, Pleasant Hill Nursery In Japan, flowering cherry trees are a source of great national pride. Picnicking under the cherry trees every spring is a tradition called Hanami. […]

Mary-Kate, a fellow gardener, and I set out to visit a few nurseries around the Eugene area about this time last year. We had such a delightful time and diverse […]

Dan Hilburn, Plant Division Administrator at the Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA), has a big job. He and his ODA colleagues are responsible for protecting Oregon from invasive plants, pests […]

There were no “raindrops on roses” at the 2012 Yard, Garden & Patio Show, but I did find many favorite things. I’ll share mine. Will you share yours? In no […]

“Three blue beans in a blue bladder” was an ancient tongue twister. I’ve been learning a lot about vegetables from Rebecca Rupp’s How Carrots Won the Trojan War: Curious (but […]