• prepping for apartment gardening
    Community Gardening,  FOOD,  Home Garden

    7 Reasons You Should Try Apartment Gardening

    Sustainability has become essential in numerous facets of your life. You may implement eco-friendliness with the miles per gallon in your car or the brands you buy from. But how can you be sustainable at home? Here are seven reasons you should try apartment gardening. 1. Fresh Food  Having fresh food at home can encourage you to cook more and get takeout less frequently. How can an apartment garden help? With a small greenhouse, you can access fruits and vegetables whenever you desire. Imagine not having to go to the grocery store to get produce for your next dinner. Growing foods on your patio or balcony could do wonders for…

  • Business,  Home Garden

    Grocery Outlet of Oak Grove has Spring Gardening Essentials

    It’s Planting Season, and here at Grocery Outlet of Oak Grove, we have everything you need, from Organic soil to great starter plants and more. Come on and get everything you need for a great price. Of course, we will have all of our favorite Organic and specialty food items in stock. For more info: facebook.com/OakGroveGroceryOutlet/

  • EVENT,  Herbs,  Home Garden

    Camas Plant and Garden Fair 2023

    May 13 @ 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Downtown Camas, WA Everything for your yard and garden in charming Downtown Camas! Held the day before Mother’s Day, the plant fair draws in thousands of people to enjoy and explore the amazing selection of plants, trees, garden art and supplies, and much more provided by dedicated local growers and vendors. Kids’ activities, live music, entertainment, fresh food, and the shops and restaurants of Downtown Camas all add to the community experience. Come make a day of it! For more info: www.cwplantfair.org

  • Herbs,  Home Garden

    A Hawthorn Tree for Your Garden

    Many forms of hawthorn are found in city gardens as well. Therefore, the hawthorn can be a good choice for small gardens. It’s an easy to grow deciduous tree with a compact 20’-30’ habit and year-round interest

  • Basket of produce
    FOOD,  Food Waste,  Home Garden

    Time and Space in the Garden

    Ideas to Grow More & Waste Less Food By the time you read this, much of the adrenaline and enthusiasm about gardening may have worn off since the arrival of seed catalogs in January. Your vegetable garden may have grown profusely, producing stunning spring and early-summer food. Or, you may have planted your plants too early, only to find them to have flopped over or dried out. While many gardening successes are serendipitous, most are a result of planning. In this article, we’ll tackle how an ounce of planning can produce more and healthier vegetable plants and how you can reduce waste and prevent diseases. Most of the plants in…