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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Shade Garden Design
Beth Young’s Shade Garden Design
Native and Edible: A Backyard Design
Native edibles are low-care (if planted in the right place) because they are uniquely adapted to our soil, weather and seasons. While they are providing berries for our jam, they are also feeding and housing our birds, bees, bugs and other native critters that badly need our help. Read more »
Wildlife Garden Design
The key ingredients to a healthy wildlife environment are shelter, food and water. This design incorporates all three of these important features. Read more »
Butterflies and Beneficials Garden Design
This beneficials attracting garden plan is a low, sunny border planting, 30’ wide by 5’ deep. Read more »
Hummingbirds – Important Pollinators in the Willamette Valley
“Hummingbird darts lightly through the world, spreading its message of joy and beauty, and … Read more »
A Hedgerow for Pollinators
Hedgerows provide food, cover for nesting, shelter, and a travel lane for wildlife. Read more »
Conservation Neighbor: Jeff Mitchell, Pax Produce
Every garden is a learning opportunity. I was fortunate to be able to teach hands-on … Read more »