Sparrowhawk Spring Native Plant Sale
Sparrowhawk Native Plants LLC connects gardeners to habitat-friendly and climate-resilient plants that support healthy ecosystems. They partner with environmental or conservation groups who provide publicity and volunteer services in exchange for a portion of the season’s proceeds as a fundraiser for their cause. This spring, Friends of Tualatin Hills Nature Park (“the Friends”), Tualatin Hills […]
Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival
The Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival is an annual celebration of spring, showcasing 40 acres of breathtaking tulip fields in bloom. Located in Woodburn, our festival attracts visitors from near and far to experience the beauty of millions of blooming tulips. Find more information and purchase tickets
Intro to Stormwater: Solutions for Healthy Waterways
East Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District is excited to partner with SymbiOp Garden Shop to present an Intro to Stormwater workshop! Did you know that what you do at home and in your neighborhood can help improve the health of local waterways? After an introduction to the sources and effects of urban stormwater pollution, […]
Join Yamhill County Master Gardeners for Spring into Gardening
Yamhill County Master Gardeners and Oregon State University will present their Spring into Gardening gardening classes from 8:45 a.m.−4 p.m. Saturday, March 29 at the Keck Science Center at Linfield College, 356 Linfield Ave. in McMinnville. Come ready to load up on knowledge at sessions on flowers, climate and gardens, presented in different tracks and […]
Tap into your urban gardening potential with OSU program
Have you ever wanted instant access to fresh and delicious fruits and vegetables? Whether you're looking for a city gardening course, urban harvest class or urban farming 101, Oregon State University’s popular Urban Agriculture Program covers the process of growing your own fruits and vegetables right where you live. In this online and instructor-led Urban […]
10-Minute University Class: Houseplants 101
Growing houseplants is a great way to add lush greenery to your home. Though some houseplants are nearly foolproof to grow, all plants need basic care. This session will introduce you to good candidates and discuss conditions they need to thrive. We will discuss environmental conditions such as light, humidity, air flow, containers, and cultural […]
10-Minute University: The Resilient Garden
As the climate changes, our gardens must become more resilient. The soil must withstand drought and flood; plants must endure blazing sun and drought; and gardeners must adapt to smarter gardening practices. This session will focus on proven ideas to improve soil, capture water, choose the right plants, and diversify the garden ecosystem. Join us […]
PNW Garden Savvy
The PNW Garden Savvy team is pleased to announce the Series 2 class line-up for 2025. PNW Garden Savvy is your Saturday morning opportunity for online gardening education. The series of six classes runs from April 12–June 7. Topics include gardening with children; shade gardening; pollinators, and more. Classes take place on selected Saturdays from […]
Growing Groceries
Classes are presented on selected Wednesday evenings from 7–8:30 p.m. on Zoom, from April 16–June 25. Topics include tips on growing peppers, tomatoes, and eggplant; legumes; summer plant starts for later harvest, and more. Classes will be recorded and available to registered participants following the class. Visit the Growing Groceries website for a full description […]
10-Minute University: Solve Pest Problem
If you would like to manage pests economically, while minimizing damage to the environment, this session is for you. Learn the principles and practices that will prevent and solve pest problems in your landscape. Whether you have a pressing pest problem and want to reduce the damage, or simply want to learn about long-term prevention […]
Be sure to visit the website for each event for complete details and registration.