15 Seed Starting Supplies to Make the Process Easier
Originally appeared in the Nation Garden Bureau Is the weather cold and gloomy outside, with your garden hibernating under a blanket of snow? Are you dreaming of summer veggies and […]
Originally appeared in the Nation Garden Bureau Is the weather cold and gloomy outside, with your garden hibernating under a blanket of snow? Are you dreaming of summer veggies and […]
It’s discouraging when your lettuce bolts or you can’t get your mum to bloom. There’s a reason for that, and it’s all about day length, which determines or how much […]
People tend to have a love-hate relationship with their fruit trees. The fruit they love; the work they hate. The regimen of spraying turns off home gardeners, said Steve Renquist, […]
Originally appeared in the Nation Garden Bureau 5 Ways to Enjoy Salad Greens! Salads have been a raw and healthy staple since ancient Greece (Greek salad anyone?), yet many people grow […]
Your garden is alive 12 months a year, and if you want to relate to it, you don’t have to wait for the first flush of spring. There’s plenty to […]
Just in time for spring gardening season, the Portland Spring Home & Garden Show will return as an in-person event next month! The show will take place Thursday through Sunday, […]
January 19, 2022 at Noon – Pruning Trees & Shrubs: 10-Minute University™ Noon-Time Chat Are you confident with pruning? Do your trees and shrubs have a pleasing form? If not, […]
Originally appeared in the Nation Garden Bureau What’s the difference between a new gardener and an experienced one? The experienced gardener has killed way more plants, the saying goes. That truism […]
Ignoring moisture and insect damage in the home leads to serious problems down the line. Annual inspection is essential to head them off. Whether you do it yourself or hire […]
What began as a Mother’s Day fuchsia sale in 1984 has become one of the most anticipated events in the Portland area. The second Spring Garden Fair consisted of just […]