Easy lamb entree reflects Oregon flavors
Lamb. It’s one of those meals rarely served at home. One of the reasons is that cooking lamb can be intimidating for those who haven’t done it. First of all, […]
Lamb. It’s one of those meals rarely served at home. One of the reasons is that cooking lamb can be intimidating for those who haven’t done it. First of all, […]
Aromatic plants are not just a timeless gardening staple, but part of a wellness trend Fragrant flowers are irresistible in any garden. We know this by the first reaction most […]
Reality can get skewed when there are so many sources of information — books, magazines, newspapers, nurseries and, most of all, the internet and social media open up lots of […]
During a break in the rain recently, I took my dog for a walk through the woods at Minto-Brown Island Park in Salem, and the leaf-strewn ground reminded me of […]
December. It’s the season of holiday joy — and in the garden, it also happens to be the darkest, wettest and muckiest time of the year. In other words … […]
Experience the art of bonsai at a cultural demonstration at the Portland Japanese Garden on December 23 from 1:15–2:15 p.m. Join Andrew Robson at the Cathy Rudd Cultural Corner […]
It’s gloomy and wet most of the time — and dark by 5 p.m. So, those who love being in their garden might be asking: what is there to do in […]
Whether you want a cut or potted, unusual or tried-and-true tree, here are options and care tips The holidays always seem to sneak up on us, don’t they? If your […]
Fall is an ideal time to plant bulbs that will yield spring blooms When it comes to plants, bulbs are about as easy as it gets and now’s the time […]
The mild weather so far this fall means that a lot of cold-hardy plants like Swiss chard or rainbow chard, are thriving in your vegetable garden if you were fortunate […]