… there is so much knowledge in every community. Fortunately many cities arrange gardening workshops.
Eugene, Oregon, had a fun offering in Skinner City Garden this August: Saving Seed, presented by our favorite Seed Ambassadors. The event was free to the public and hosted by City of Eugene Parks and Open Space Division.
The shade at the [...]
Blueberries, cherries, whatever is ready in your part of the country, now is a lovely time to get into the fields and pick your own fruit.
Blueberries and strawberries are especially fun for kids, as the bushes are low and the berries easy to pick. If your afternoons are hot, mornings are better.
Some U-Pick or Pick-Your-Own [...]
The Milk Carton Boat Races are coming back to Portland and families and individuals interested in racing are invited to a free milk carton boat building class hosted by the Dairy Farmers of Oregon. Led by veteran milk carton boat builders from the Portland Rose Festival, potential racers will learn tips and tricks for building [...]
Text by Leona Campbell | Photograph by Edis Jurcys
Check out the article “home away from home” and post your comments below!
Text by Beth Flanagan | Photograph by Jeanne Longley
Read the post on “green little thumbs” and post comments below!
Text by Mary J. Lohnes | Photograph by Dan Kvitka
Check out the “healing gardens” article and post your comments below!
Text by Radhika Reddy
Text by Sam Holder | Photograph by Brian Hoven
Check out the article “interconnectedness” and post your comments below!
Text by by Miles Benham | Photograph courtsey of Kaweah Cottage
Hi folks,
I got this message from a reader the other day:
I’m interested in the magazine, so far I’ve just seen the Facebook profile and clicked through to the Web site. I’m still a bit confused what the magazine specializes in? Is it a Portland city-living magazine? A sustainability lifestyles magazine for any city?
I wanted to [...]
