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I accept the fact that I’m not a house-husband who stays at home and has the time to plan out every meal of the week. Working a demanding full-time job, having a dog, as well as caring for a spouse whose health is ailing.

On a weeknight, often I find myself at the supermarket, roaming the aisles and looking at what’s fresh and what calls to me. I’m literally a man in s...


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Lisa Christy, executive director of Portland Japanese Garden, and Aki Nakanishi, director of Japan Institute and the Arlene Schnitzer curator of culture, art, and education for Portland Japanese Garden, have been named co-CEOs of Portland Japanese Garden and Japan Institu...


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By Mitch Lies

Dan Estacio, owner of Terra Gardens Nursery & Bark in Salem, Oregon wasn’t looking to gain notoriety for being ADA accessible when he renovated his nursery five years ago. He was just trying to make the facility accessible to hi...


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Tropical plants with red leaves or flowers have been popular for a long time, but consumer fascination shows no signs of waning. In fact, the trend has now broadened to include plants with hues of pink and burgundy.

Mackenzie Allaert, office manager and HR director at wholesale grower Youngblood Nursery Inc. in Salem, Oregon, said she’s seen a rise in plants with re...


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Do you know a future nursery or landscape pro? The Oregon Nurseries Foundation (ONF) each year awards over $35,000 through 21 scholarships to students pursuing careers in ornamental horticulture and related fields.

Who’s eligible? High school, college, or graduate students preparing for careers in the nursery or landscape industry. Wit...


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