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SUMMARY:Adelman Peony Gardens opens for the season
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy peonies in bloom this season at Adelman Peony Gardens now through June 15. Adelman is at 5690 Brooklake Rd. N.E. in Salem. \nAdelman Peony Gardens’ passion for peonies began when Carol Adelman was a young girl\, when she admired her neighbor’s peonies from across the street. Throughout the years\, her love for peonies grew which resulted in her planting a few of her own. What started out as a hobby\, soon became a commitment to grow the highest quality true to name peony roots. Adelman Peony Gardens is proud to be known around the world for having excellent quality peonies and commitment to perfection. \nThe collection now features over 500 named types\, all offered to passionate gardeners. Parking is free and there is no admission charge. For more information\, go to PeonyParadise.com or call 503-393-6185.
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/adelman-peony-gardens-opens-for-the-season/
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SUMMARY:Enjoy the gardens of Lord & Schryver
DESCRIPTION:Spring is the best time to enjoy the preserved Salem gardens of Lord & Schryver: Gaiety Hollow and Deepwood Estate. \nOpen Garden at Gaiety Hollow\, 545 Mission St. S.E. in Salem\, Oregon\, is now open Wednesdays from 10 a.m.–4 p.m. \nThe Deepwood Garden\, 849 12th St. S.E.\, is open daily from sunrise to sunset\, however a docent will be there to answer questions on Thursdays from noon–4 p.m. \nTo learn more about the rich history and garden design principles of Lord & Schryver\, a private tour of Gaiety Hollow with a trained docent is available. Groups of up to 20 people can be accommodated and tours run now through October. Guests start with an indoor slide presentation about Lord & Schryver and then go outside for the garden tour. Cost is $10 per person (60–90 minutes). To reserve a tour\, email Info@LordSchryver.org or call 971-600-6987. \nAfter your tour of Gaiety Hollow\, walk or drive ½ mile to Deepwood Gardens for a tour of their Lord & Schryver-designed garden rooms.
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260510
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SUMMARY:Marion County Master Gardener Plant Sale
DESCRIPTION:The Marion County Master Gardener Association is inviting you to their 2026 Plant Sale at the Salem Armory Auditorium! Join them on Friday May 8 from 10–7 and Saturday\, May 9 from 9–4 for all the fun! There is no admission charge and the parking is free. They’ll have all the beautiful plants and Master Gardener expertise as usual\, with a few surprises like they always do! \nLearn more
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/marion-county-master-gardener-plant-sale/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260510
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SUMMARY:Don’t miss rare chance to see three incredible gardens in a day
DESCRIPTION:Elk Rock Garden\, a beautiful estate garden in Portland’s Dunthorpe neighborhood situated atop the cliffs overlooking the Willamette River\, is hosting a fundraiser to raise funds for the care of the garden. You can have the rare opportunity to see three great gardens in one day on May 9. \nWhether you are a seasoned gardener\, just starting out\, or simply love gardens\, these gardens will have something for everyone. All three tours will be guided by experts familiar with the gardens and there will be plenty of opportunities to ask questions about their gardens’ history\, their special designs and specific plant care information. \nThe tour will include Peter Kerr’s Olmsted-influenced Elk Rock Garden\, and the personal gardens of his daughters Jane Kerr Platt and Lady Anne Kerr McDonald\, both privately owned and rarely open to the public. \nThese three unique gardens will feed your soul and inspire your garden planning! \nProceeds from this fundraiser will support the ongoing conservation work of the non-profit Elk Rock Garden and House and in its growth into a community learning hub. \nCarpooling is strongly encouraged as there is limited parking. \nTickets are timed entry at specific gardens and $75 per person and non-refundable. Tours will happen rain or shine. \nClick HERE to select your starting location and to purchase ticket(s). There will only be 100 tickets sold. Elk Rock Garden is a 501(c)3 non-profit and your ticket price is fully tax deductible. \nFor more information
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/dont-miss-rare-chance-to-see-3-incredible-gardens-in-a-day/
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SUMMARY:18th Annual Plant Sale
DESCRIPTION:Choose from over 1700 perennials\, shrubs\, native plants\, Mother’s Day bouquets\, creative containers\, veggie starts\, house plants and succulents. Your support allows Beaverton Garden Company to help many local community groups. Your garden will love their plants! \nLearn more
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/18th-annual-plant-sale/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260511
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261215
DTSTAMP:20260605T110717
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SUMMARY:Make plans for Master Gardeners Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:Clackamas County Master Gardeners will help grow your green thumb through their free Lecture Series\, presented on the second Monday of the month from 7–8 p.m. at the Milwaukie Center\, 5440 S.E. Kellogg Creek Drive in Milwaukie\, Oregon. \nMay 11: Microbiomes on Fresh vs. Store Bought Fruits and Vegetables presented by Gwynne Mhuireach (approved for one hour of continuing education credit). Mhuireach will share her research regarding microbiomes of garden-fresh versus store-bought fruits and vegetables\, as well as their potential impact on the gut microbiome after consumption. \nJune 8: Bees and Pollination\, presented by Dewey Caron (approved for one hour of continuing education credit). Pollinators are in peril\, like many insect populations. What might we do to improve pollinator health? The needs are similar for all living organisms: food resources\, protection from harmful chemicals\, a place to nest and the opposite sex to ensure the next generation. The group will discuss pollinators who we might want to attract and develop a strategy for meeting their basic needs\, one garden at a time. \nOctober 12: Hot Topics in Vegetable Gardening presented by Chip Bubl (approved for one hour of continuing education credit). \nNovember 9: Microplastics in Garden Soil presented by Anna Perry (approved for one hour of continuing education credit). What are microplastics\, and how might they impact my garden? Microplastics are ubiquitous in the environment\, yet very little is known about their impact on garden soils or garden ecology. This talk will provide an overview of what we know about plastics in soils: where they come from\, and how they might affect soils\, plants\, and other life within the soil. \nDecember 14: Greens and Gather: A Holiday Workshop. Join in for a cozy holiday workshop where Master Gardeners turn winter greens into beautiful\, handmade wreaths\, sharing creativity\, laughter and seasonal cheer.
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/make-plans-for-master-gardeners-lecture-series/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260518
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SUMMARY:Plant Your Own Combination Drop Pot
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy this do-it-yourself planting experience. \nThis is a fun and easy going\, hands-on experience for those who want to choose their own combinations and enjoy the creative process. Though the real joy comes after planting day\, as you get to watch your container grow\, fill in\, and lush out over time – bringing fresh flavors\, color and life to your space through summer and into fall. \nGo to Shonnard’s Nursery website and pre-order your drop pot experience today! \nPricing:\n$30.00 – Herb Combo\n$39.99 – Sun or Shade Combo \nPre-made drop pot options are available for pre-order too!
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/plant-your-own-combination-drop-pot/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260516
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260518
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SUMMARY:Annual Open Nursery
DESCRIPTION:Only open twice a year\, Rare Plant Research annual open nursery and garden with Villa Catalana Cellars is Saturday and Sunday May 16 and 17. Thousands of rare plants will be on offer including olive trees\, Echevarias\, Cannas\, caudiciforms\, succulents\, hardy South African bulbs and house plants. Wood fired pizza and Bert’s Barbecue will be available for lunch. Stroll the gardens and taste Villa Catalana wines. Marzs from Seattle will be selling his fabulous garden art glass and neighbor Sean Collins will be selling his rare house plants. \nLearn more
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/annual-open-nursery/
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SUMMARY:Volunteer to Deadhead Roses
DESCRIPTION:Join a lively group of volunteers at Peninsula Park Rose Garden each week to deadhead the roses. Come for as little or as much as you like — 9 a.m.–Noon Monday\, Wednesday\, Friday starting June 5. Tools and gloves provided (and snacks at a mid-morning break!). Organized by Friends of Peninsula Park Rose Garden. \nLearn more
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/volunteer-to-deadhead-roses/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260612
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260615
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SUMMARY:Rogerson Clematis Garden Inviting Vines 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Rogerson Clematis Garden Inviting Vines 2026\, includes three days\, (June 12\, 13\, 14) of activities with the focus on bell-shaped Japanese hybrids. Internationally renowned Japanese clematis breeders Mikiyoshi and Tomoko Chikuma will be special guests on Friday evening. On Saturday\, award winning garden writer and garden designer Cole Burrell will be the keynote speaker\, there will be propagation and flower arranging demonstrations and docent-led tours of the Rogerson Clematis Garden. On Sunday there will be a tour of four gardens on Sauvie Island. This is a fundraiser for the non-profit friends of the Rogerson Clematis Collection. For complete information\, go to RogersonClematisCollection.org/Inviting-Vines-2026.
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/rogerson-clematis-garden-inviting-vines-2026/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260613
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260701
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SUMMARY:Beef up your gardening knowledge with OSU Extension Service
DESCRIPTION:The month of June is packed with classes and outings with OSU Extension Service that will beef up your gardening and plant knowledge. \nGrowing Vegetables in the Willamette Valley\, 10 a.m.–noon June 13\, Washington County Master Gardeners Learning Garden at Jenkins Estate\, 8005 S.W. Grabhorn Road\, Beaverton. Free. Registration not required. Learn how to use raised beds and containers for the kinds of bountiful harvests you see at the Learning Garden at Jenkins Estates. OSU Extension Master Gardener volunteers will demonstrate how to successfully plan\, plant\, and harvest vegetables in your home garden. Taught by OSU Extension Master Gardeners Dan McDonald\, Jeannine Rychlik\, Jennifer Rosenquist and Lorrill Hirshberger. \nEdible Gardening: Herbs and Edible Flowers\, 10 a.m.–noon June 13\, 996 Jefferson St.\, Eugene. Free. Registration not required. Join the Lane County Master Gardeners and explore the world of herbs and edible flowers and learn how to incorporate them into your garden and kitchen. Presented by Master Gardeners Carol Salami-Goswick and Denene Roberts. \nDestination Inspiration 2026\, 10 a.m.–1 p.m. June 13\, Inspiration Garden\, 799 F St.\, Independence. Free. Registration not required. Looking for fresh gardening ideas? Visit the Inspiration Garden in Independence for a guided tour. Bring the whole family to explore the garden\, enjoy interactive kids’ activities\, and spark your green thumb. Make a day of it — Downtown Independence is just a few blocks away\, offering delicious restaurants\, unique shops\, and a vibrant farmers market. \nReading the Forest: Tree ID\, Ecology\, and Mindfulness at the Metolius\, 9 a.m.–noon June 14\, Metolius Preserve\, S.W. Warm Springs Road\, Sisters. $5 fee. Step into the forest with the Women Owning Woodlands Network and Extension Forester Jenna Deibel for a guided walk at the Metolius Preserve. Explore the basics of tree identification\, discuss how forests function as dynamic ecosystems\, and practice simple ways to cultivate mindfulness in nature. This workshop will be fully outdoors with walking up to two miles on mostly flat\, natural surface trails of variable width. Come discover the diverse ecological and personal benefits forests provide. Attendees will have the opportunity to purchase copies of OSU Extension’s Trees to Know in Oregon and Washington and Shrubs to Know in Pacific Northwest Forests identification guides during registration or in-person. Morning coffee and light snacks will be provided. Hosted by Women Owning Woodlands Network (WOWNet). Register now \nFragrance in the Garden\, 6:30–7:45 p.m. June 16\, 569 Hanley Road\, Central Point\, Free. Registration required. This presentation will examine varieties of shrubs — peonies\, roses\, and lavender and herbs — mints\, lemon verbena\, and pineapple sage — that offer a feast for your nose as well as your eyes. Register now \nBroccoli in the Bank: Planning Ahead for Fall\, 2–3:30 p.m. June 30\, Riddle Library\, 637 1st Ave.\, in Riddle. Free. Registration required. Plan ahead for a productive fall garden! In this hands-on class\, you’ll explore waterwise gardening strategies and learn how to start brassicas like broccoli\, cabbage\, kale\, cauliflower\, and Brussels sprouts for fall harvests. Participants will learn when to seed\, when to transplant\, and how to help cool-season crops succeed through the summer heat. You’ll also plant brassica seeds together so you can get your fall garden started before you leave. Sponsored by the Riddle City Library. Register now
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/beef-up-your-gardening-knowledge-with-osu-extension-service/
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SUMMARY:Al’s hosts 3rd annual Lady Bug Release Bash
DESCRIPTION:Bring the entire family to Al’s Garden & Home for its 3rd annual Lady Bug Release Bash and join the party with kid-friendly activities\, hands-on fun\, and the excitement of releasing thousands of ladybugs into the garden center’s greenhouses. \nThe tiny\, beautiful garden critters are a natural way to support healthy plants and keep the pesky pests in their place. You can also purchase lady bugs to take some home and continue the magic in your own garden. \nThe free event is being hosted at all Al’s locations from 10–11 a.m. on Saturday\, June 13. Al’s has the following locations: \n\n27755 S.W. Parkway Ave.\, Wilsonville.\n16920 S.W. Roy Rogers Road\, Sherwood.\n1220 N. Pacific Highway\, Woodburn.\n7505 S.E. Hogan Road\, Gresham.
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/als-hosts-3rd-annual-lady-bug-release-bash/
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SUMMARY:Destination Inspiration
DESCRIPTION:Looking for fresh gardening ideas? \nVisit the Inspiration Garden in Independence for a guided tour filled with creativity and nature’s beauty! \nBring the whole family to explore the garden\, enjoy interactive kids’ activities\, and spark your green thumb. \nOSU Master Gardener volunteers will be onsite to answer your questions and share about the plants in the garden. \nWhat’s your Garden Future? Learn the plants that thrive in our changing climate. \nKids passport activity with stamps and prizes. \nMake a day of it—Downtown Independence is just a few blocks away\, offering delicious restaurants\, unique shops\, and a vibrant farmers market. \nCome for the inspiration\, stay for the adventure! \n*Please note that the parking lots are small and spaces are limited\, and please be mindful of neighbors if parking on the street! \nQuestions? Contact Brooke Edmunds\, Brooke.Edmunds@OregonState.edu 503-588-5301 \nLearn more
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/destination-inspiration-2/
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SUMMARY:McMinnville Garden Club's 25th Annual Garden Tour and Faire
DESCRIPTION:Join McMinnville Garden Club as they celebrate the 25th anniversary of their annual Garden Tour and Faire. Visit five private gardens\, bursting with ideas. Whether you are a seasoned gardener\, or just starting out\, you are sure to find inspiration for your own home. From 9 a.m.–4 p.m.\, you can shop the downtown garden fair\, with over 70 vendors selling plants\, art\, and other garden-related wares. \nLearn more
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/mcminnville-garden-clubs-25th-annual-garden-tour-and-faire/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260620
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260622
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SUMMARY:Don’t miss Berries\, Brew and BBQ at French Prairie Gardens
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate Dad’s day at Berries\, Brew and BBQ from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday–Sunday\, June 20–21 at French Prairie Gardens\, 17673 French Prairie Road\, St. Paul. \nThere will be live music\, barbecue\, brews and fun activities for the whole family including tractor wagon rides\, the Super Mega Slide and more than 15 other fun activities. Tickets are $14.99 each for those ages 2 and older. Ages 1 and younger are free.
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/dont-miss-berries-brew-and-bbq-at-french-prairie-gardens/
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260620T150000
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SUMMARY:Vancouver Pollinator Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Vancouver Pollinator Festival is a free\, family-friendly celebration of bees\, butterflies\, hummingbirds\, native plants\, and healthy habitats. Join us for expert speakers\, garden tours\, educational exhibits\, hands-on activities\, local vendors\, and fun for all ages. Hosted by the Vancouver Bee Project\, this regionally unique event brings the community together to learn how to support pollinators and create healthier landscapes for people and wildlife. \nLearn more
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/vancouver-pollinator-festival/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260626
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260629
DTSTAMP:20260605T110717
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SUMMARY:Wild & Luscious event celebrates the heritage of plants
DESCRIPTION:Join the 2026 Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts for Wild & Luscious\, a celebration of art\, earth and the flavors that feed us. \nFeast your eyes on vibrant botanical paintings of heirloom fruits\, vegetables\, grains\, and wild foods. Inspired by the Botanical Art Worldwide Project\, this exhibit celebrates heritage plants and highlights the flavors\, colors\, and cultures that make our world delicious and alive. Every tomato\, berry\, and grain on our plates has a wild ancestor\, and while much of that rich genetic diversity is at risk\, the exhibit will help you discover how you can help keep them thriving. The Wild & Luscious exhibit\, June 26–28 will be budding with beauty and purpose. The event runs 9 a.m.–6 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 9 a.m.–5 p.m. on Sunday. \nHere’s what you’ll experience: \n\nMeet the artists and hear what inspires their choice of heirloom and wild plant subjects.\nWatch live demonstrations as they bring plants to life on the page.\nLearn how botanical art preserves cultural memory and biodiversity.\nDiscover stories spanning ancient First Nations foraging traditions to heritage crops passed down through generations. Plus enjoy a James Beard native chef on site.\nFind out how you can help protect the flavors\, colors\, and cultures that make our world delicious and alive.\n\nThis exhibit is curated by the Oregon Botanical Artists (OBA) and will include artisans from both OBA and the Pacific Northwest Botanical Artists (PNBA). \nThe event is hosted at the Lakewood Center (368 S. State St.) and George Rogers Park (611 S. State St.) in downtown Lake Oswego\, Oregon. \nLakewood Center for the Arts is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts institution dedicated to providing arts education\, performance and exhibition opportunities to the region. Its mission is to inspire and nurture a love of theatre and the arts.  The festival has championed the diversity of artistic talent since its inception in 1963! The Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts attracts up to 30\,000 visitors over the three-day weekend. This event is free with a suggested donation\, making it accessible to all. For more information about the festival’s overall mission and history\, as well as the other five exhibits showcased this June\, go to Lakewood-Center.org.
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/wild-luscious-celebrates-the-heritage-of-plants/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260627
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260628
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SUMMARY:Creating A Terrarium Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, June 27 | 10 a.m. and  2 p.m. \n$45 / Person \nLearn how to make and care for a terrarium with Shonnard’s Nursery. They will guide you through\, and provide everything you need to make a terrarium to take home. Choices for plants and decorations can be personalized to your own style and preferences. \n$45 class fee includes: a glass vessel\, materials\, plants\, decorations\, and instruction. \nSpace is limited\, so please reserve your spot today!
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/creating-a-terrarium-workshop-4/
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