We are spoiled in Oregon. Our verdant Willamette Valley was crafted with ice age floods that deposited elite soil.
OSU Plant Clinic helps diagnose plant problems
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Are you concerned your plants have a pest or pathogen? The Oregon State University Plant Clinic is here to help.
Meet the Leader: Vladimir Lomen
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What is your background? I was born in Yugoslavia and emigrated to the United States in 1974. Grew up in Duarte, Southern California and graduated from the University of California Los Angeles with a bachelor’s of science in biology and Reserve Officer Training Corps in 1990. United States Army officer from 1990–1995. Co-owned a mortgage […]
ONF announces scholarship winners
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The Oregon Nurseries Foundation supports incoming or continuing college students who are preparing for careers in horticulture or related fields. Please join us in congratulating the Oregon Nurseries Foundation’s 2025-2026 Scholarship Award Winners.
Hedgerows are making a comeback
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The staple of European agriculture provides a profitable, practical approach to biodiversity
Navigating the uncertainty of tariffs
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The administration’s trade wars have created uncertainty for everyone, including Oregon’s nurseries
New cultivars are breathing new life into Weigela
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Growers have developed new Weigela cultivars with more flowers and more compact forms with denser branches that don’t need to be pruned.
Jurassic plants certainly exist
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On a recent visit to the Portland garden of Gene Rosenboom, a new garden for me to visit, he had a theme called “Jurassic Plants.”
Déjate llevar
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Todo está en silencio mientras espero a que se abra la puerta de Down To Earth Home, Garden and Gift en Eugene, Oregón.
Go with the flow
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I’m here at Down To Earth Home, Garden and Gift in Eugene, Oregon to take a crash course in Retail 101.
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