Tulip planting, red thread and leaf spotting: Your gardening questions answered
Gardening season may be on hold for the winter, but master gardeners still have answers to your burning questions.
Master gardeners on how to keep your garden alive and thriving
It may be winter, but there are still plenty of gardening questions to ask. Oregon State University’s extension faculty and master gardeners provide answers.
How to know when to prune the roses (from master gardeners)
Gardening season may be in the rearview mirror, but there are still plenty of questions to ask. Let's talk about roses.
What sort of soil amendments should I make in my perennial beds this fall?
Plus, tips for pruning your hydrangea and other fall garden tips.
How to help your garden and landscape through summer heat
Plus, does bread dough really help get rid of slugs? And when is it safe to disturb a hummingbird nest?
How to control damage from moles, voles and gophers, and more garden tips
The best way to deal with small burrowing pests may be to make peace with them. Also, growing tomatoes in containers, rose problems and more...
Climate change may be shifting hardiness zones, but don’t change your planting plans yet
Some zones are getting warmer, meaning you may be able to select a new crop of plants. But you'll be taking a risk as the...
How to make the best of clay soil in the garden
Amendments to add to clay soil to make it easier to plant in, and a why tilling this type of soil is a no-no.
Give your plants a boost with fireplace ash, plus more winter garden advice
How to use wood ash in the garden, leave hoses out for the winter, reusing potting soil and make sure your chickens are safe in...
Want to grow better plants? Learn these basics about soil
How to deal with heavy clay soil by adding organic matter and improving drainage.