things to do

Shade Plant Lecture, Chinese Garden Plant Sale & HPSO Study Weekend

Spring’s coming – and the gardening calendar is filling up!

03/09/2011 By Kate Bryant

get dirty

Have the Sharpest Tools in the Shed

03/07/2011 By Kate Bryant

get dirty

How to Plant a Tree

03/03/2011 By Kate Bryant

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Slide Show: Portland Spring Home & Garden Show 2011

03/01/2011

event review

Portland Spring Home & Garden Show 2011

a gem-in-the-rough for plant aficionados

03/01/2011 By Kate Bryant

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A Musical Interlude

…while we wait for the ground to thaw (thanks, Tom Waits!)

02/25/2011 By Kate Bryant

horticultural education

Learn to Propagate!

The Leach Garden offers a class taught by local plant expert

02/23/2011 By Kate Bryant

get dirty

Spring’s on the Way – Bundle Up!

02/21/2011 By Kate Bryant

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Slide Show: Yard Garden and Patio Show Snapshots

02/19/2011

things to do this weekend

Yard Garden and Patio Show Snapshots

get on down!

02/19/2011 By Kate Bryant

things to do this weekend

Yard Garden & Patio Show 2011 Preview

02/18/2011 By Kate Bryant

plant of the week

Cyclamen coum

the Marilyn Monroe of late winter flowers

02/17/2011 By Kate Bryant

things to do

Portland Garden Club Presents…

Cultivating the Next Generation of Veggie Growers (and Eaters!)

02/14/2011 By Kate Bryant

things to do

Yard Garden & Patio Show 2011

02/10/2011 By Kate Bryant

plants & politics

Say it With (Organic?) Flowers

maybe a local, seasonal, organic bouquet is in your future!

02/09/2011 By Kate Bryant

plant of the week

Lawn Crocus

Crocus tommasinianus – a classic English technique for dressing up a dull lawn

02/07/2011 By Kate Bryant

weekend events

Planting Trees by Bike

another great idea, brought to you by Friends of Trees

02/04/2011 By Kate Bryant

things to do this weekend

Spring Garden Book Soiree & Hellebore Open House

02/04/2011 By Kate Bryant

plants & politics

Eat Your Vegetables!

and why not grow ’em, too?

02/03/2011 By Kate Bryant

plant of the week

Sweet box

Sarcococca (that’s pronounced sar – co – co – kah!)

01/31/2011 By Kate Bryant