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Soil Blocks for Seed Starting
Literary Gardener Rhonda Nowak discusses the benefits and drawbacks of using soil blocks for starting seeds.
May 8, 2020
Literary Gardener Rhonda Nowak discusses the benefits and drawbacks of using soil blocks for starting seeds.
Literary Gardener Rhonda Nowak shares what she’s learned about growing asparagus.
Demand for locally grown crops is rising rapidly, including interest in a decades-old concept that helps the region’s farmers when they need it most. Community
Literary Gardener Rhonda Nowak shares her compromise to create grassy green paths for her front yard garden.
Literary Gardener Rhonda Nowak visits with Ashland Greenhouses about creating front porch planters with pizazz.
From bear cubs in the drugstore to cougars napping on sofas, some incidents in recent years around Southern Oregon remind us that wildlife is closer
Literary Gardener Rhonda Nowak shares ideas for trellising vining vegetables.
America has a long history of gardening. From the earliest inhabitants who grew food for survival to the victory gardens in the world wars, present
Literary Gardener Rhonda Nowak shares ideas for making gardening a part of the learning-at-home curriculum.
Literary Gardener Rhonda Nowak discusses how gardening keeps us healthy, and she shares a list of veggies that boost our immune system.
March is national nutrition month, and a great way to improve your health is to eat more fruits and vegetables. Southern Oregon’s hospitable climate allows
“It started with an orchid,” says Linda Tucker of Medford. She became a convert to flower hunting after chasing a special bloom to Ashland and
The onset of fall weather doesn’t have to mean the end of delicious, homegrown vegetables. With a little added knack and know-how, your cool winter
Spring is a time for new growth. Flowers are blooming, and the weather is warming. Gardeners are rolling up their sleeves to plant new seeds,
Consumers’ thirst for flavored water has come full circle. Round, ripe and ready for picking every summer, watermelon — as its name confirms — is
Picture it: the birds are chirping; the bees are buzzing. The world outside your office window is turning green and sunny, luring you away after
Minced, chopped or baked, there is nothing subtle about this pungent, in-your-face cousin to the onion. Garlic is actually considered to be a vegetable and
When you’re shopping for fresh flowers, walking through a garden full of blossoms or receiving a bouquet of blooms, what do you do? “You put
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