Digger magazine

Preserving a collector’s dream

By Mike Darcy — Posted December 1, 2015

The Clematis collection amassed by Brewster Rogerson lives on,
thanks to the support of numerous volunteers and donors.

Our gift is stewardship

By Leigh Geschwill — Posted December 1, 2015

OAN President Leigh Geschwill stresses the importance of being good stewards — not only of our land and natural resources, but also our community.

Oregon Flora Project takes first comprehensive look at state’s plants in a half century

By Peter Szymczak — Posted November 16, 2015

A new book by the Oregon Flora Project is the first comprehensive assessment of the state’s native and naturalized plants since 1961. “Flora of Oregon: Volume 1: Pteridophytes, Gymnosperms, and Monocots” was published in the fall of 2015 by the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. It can be ordered for $75 online at oregonflora.org. Volume […]

The shot clock has begun

By Jeff Stone — Posted November 1, 2015

The countdown to next year’s election has begun, and OAN Executive Director encourages everyone to vote.

November 2015

By Peter Szymczak — Posted November 1, 2015

Trees for the urban environment — and a new pest in the neighborhood — are featured in the November issue of Digger magazine.

Managing for brown marmorated stink bug

By Nik Wiman — Posted November 1, 2015

This costly and annoying pest has few barriers to its growth in Oregon

Modern arboreality

By Loree Bohl — Posted November 1, 2015

Yards are shrinking, but these trees are sized just right for today’s smaller garden spaces

Four keys to telling your brand story

By Alyssa Wise — Posted November 1, 2015

In the business world, if you don’t communicate your brand story, you are just another commodity.

Find your tribe

By Leigh Geschwill — Posted November 1, 2015

OAN’s new president talks camaraderie and convention

Court puts new ‘waters of the U.S.’ rule on hold

By Curt Kipp — Posted October 9, 2015

A federal court has put on hold the EPA’s new “waters of the United States” rule, which was announced back in the spring and was widely criticized by leaders from both major political parties as a case of federal overreach. Opponents, including most agricultural groups, fear the rule, if implemented, could subject marginal waterways to […]