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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 […]

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 […]

…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 […]

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 […]

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, […]

One of the best things about the Yard, Garden & Patio Show, is the showcase gardens. This year is no exception. I’ve seen the designs for the seven major gardens […]

By Mike Darcy Editor’s Note: Mike Darcy, radio host of In the Garden with Mike Darcy, has long been a spokesperson for Meta®, an active ingredient in several safe-for-the-environment slug […]

By Casey Bartlett, Marketing Manager for Willamette Graystone [Editor’s note: This article was of interest to me because often the cost of using concrete and rock materials for a garden […]

Dancing Oaks is celebrating early spring on Saturday, February 5, 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. and Sunday, February 6, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. (the nursery is normally open Mar. 1 through the end […]

By Bill Thorness February is the most hopeful of all months to a gardener. Buds are swelling, shoots are poking and days are lengthening. What else could you want? Well…if […]