Yamhill County Master Gardeners and OSU Spring into Gardening: 8:45 a.m.-4 p.m. Sign up for gardening classes on flowers, ...

Parasites that burst forth from a vine. Others seem woven out of fantasy: translucent white ghosts, blooms born of fire.

Here are some ideas for using less water and fewer chemicals and adding more diversity and color to your landscape.

Also good to plant in early spring are hardy plants, such as perennials – think asters, delphinium and pansies – as well as shrubs, trees and vines ... the Oregon State University Extension ...

Wineries looking to the U.S. for replacement grapes this year may have to take a backseat because of U.S. tariffs ...

President Trump’s zest for rapidly shrinking the government is triggering anxiety about conservation priorities that have ...

Shrinking the size of your lawn is also an option this spring. The movement for less turf is growing as the expense and water to maintain a lawn keeps growing. Here are some ideas for using less water ...

A popular variety to try is ‘Oregon Snow Pod II ... warms up to hot summertime temperatures, your pea plants will be done.