Wanting to do some winter weeding? Try English ivy!
What a beautiful show Fall gave us this year! I don’t know about you, but … Read more »
The Dirt
Healthy Soil Helps the Planet! Part 5
Welcome to the Willamette Valley Regenerative Landscape Coalition Soil Carbon Blog series! The opinions, beliefs … Read more »
Healthy Soil Helps the Planet! Part 4
Welcome to the Willamette Valley Regenerative Landscape Coalition Soil Carbon Blog series! The opinions, beliefs … Read more »
2002 Cooperators of the Year: Cliff and Gay Hall
In 1999, Cliff and Gay Hall bought a sheep farm in Kings Valley in northwestern … Read more »
Cliff Hall – Leaving things better than he found them
This article has five authors: Donna Schmitz, Teresa Matteson, Heath Keirstead, Laura Brown, and Holly … Read more »
Bob Morris is our new At-Large Director
Bob Morris, previously an associate director, joined the Benton SWCD Board this summer as At-large … Read more »
Who knew soiled undies could be so interesting?
This past year, Oregon NRCS has challenged growers to test their soil health using … Read more »
The Maiden Voyage of the SS WMC!
It was going to be a scorcher… 97 degrees was the predicted high for the … Read more »
What Has Your Garden Been Doing Lately?
You may not realize it, but your garden, even if it’s small or modest, is … Read more »
Healthy Soil Helps the Planet! Part 3
Welcome to the Willamette Valley Regenerative Landscape Coalition Soil Carbon Blog series! The opinions, beliefs … Read more »
Healthy Soil Helps the Planet! Part 2
Welcome to the Willamette Valley Regenerative Landscape Coalition Soil Carbon Blog series! The opinions, beliefs … Read more »
Healthy Soil Helps the Planet! Part 1
Welcome to the Willamette Valley Regenerative Landscape Coalition Soil Carbon Blog series! The opinions, beliefs … Read more »
River Steward: Scott Youngblood
When Scott Youngblood comes into the room, he doesn’t just bring a wealth of knowledge and a Southern drawl, he brings a contagious enthusiasm for conservation and restoration and an unparalleled love for the Willamette River. Read more »
Gardening As If the World Depends On It
Signe Danler teamed up with Emily Klammer to create this one-page, print-ready poster of six … Read more »
Mason Bee Problems and Possible Solutions
Introduction This paper was written by Judith Paul for the Oregon State University course Entomology … Read more »
E.D.R.R… what in the world does that mean?
In the world of invasive species, it’s hard enough to keep up with the new … Read more »
Owen Dell, Corvallis Landscape Architect, makes presentation “Green is Red Hot” at Idaho’s Horticulture Expo
One WVRLC objective is to provide regenerative landscape education to other landscape professionals and to … Read more »
What About Gravel Mulch?
One of the trendier ways to deal with landscape beds is to cover the soil … Read more »
Regenerative Landscaping
Your garden is busy helping the planet! Plant roots excrete gooey (high carbon) substances into the … Read more »
Choose the right plants for your site
Whether you have sun or shade, clay or sandy soil, you want to choose the right plants for your site. Read more »