The Greenhouse Issue From growing under the seasonally gray sky of the Pacific Northwest, to matching up perennials and grasses for compact urban landscapes, the Greenhouse Issue will bring you up to speed on how Oregon prepares for spring. In this issue: Small, tall and packed together: The trend toward smaller spaces drives intensive use of perennials […]
Small, tall and packed together
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The trend toward smaller spaces drives intensive use of perennials and grasses The midcentury ranch house with the huge yard is a thing of the past. Replacing it is the tall house with a small yard — and that’s changing the shape of home landscaping. Everywhere across the country, homebuilders are squeezing as many new homes […]
The multiplicity of Japanese maples
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Oregon leads the way in production of this diverse family of beautiful landscape trees.
ODA traps 4,000 Japanese beetles
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Oregon Department of Agriculture issues update on Japanese beetle eradication effort
All-purpose Prunus
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Whether lining streets, beautifying parks or brightening compact spaces with their beautiful blooms, flowering cherry and plum trees can’t be beat.
July 2017
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Flowering cherry and plum trees grace the cover of the July issue — plus, preview the Farwest Show New Varieties Showcase.
June 2017
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The new issue of Digger magazine features stormwater management and a deluge of educational opportunities.
A focus on function
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The Ornamental Plant Breeding Program develops new plants with an eye on how they function in modern, low-input landscapes.
Meeting the market
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Nurseries find new markets to serve and new ways of reaching them.
Next-level rain gardens
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Growers highlight native plants and underutilized selections for stormwater management systems.
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