Gardening
Off With Their Heads
December 20, 2021
| by Donna Rouch
Have you noticed the colorful small cacti in the big box stores and nurseries?
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Plant America
One By One
November 09, 2020
| by Marilyn McDonald, Director Azalea District, GCG, Inc.
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Gardening
Overwintering Geraniums
October 04, 2021
| by Peggy Riccio
When my mother lived in Vienna, Virginia, she grew red geraniums in large whisky barrels by the front door.
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Gardening
Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme
October 17, 2022
| by Pat Neasbitt
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Gardening
Pass Along Plants - Tarahumara Chia
July 24, 2024
| by Trish Bender
Ask any garden club friend where they got a plant and chances are they will tell you another friend introduced them.
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Environmental Concerns
Peaceful Escape Right Inside The City
December 07, 2020
| by Diane Harbin, Member NGC Membership CommitteePhotography by Diane Harbin
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Plant Diseases, Prevention and Cures
Penny Pines - NGC Digs In To Raise Funds For Replanting…
March 19, 2020
| by Janice Clem Chairman, Penny Pines
PENNY PINES - NGC DIGS IN TO RAISE FUNDS FOR DISASTER STRUCK FORESTS
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Gardening
Pineapple Sage Plants Bloom in the Fall
October 09, 2021
| by Peggy Riccio
Currently, my pineapple sage plants (Salvia elegans) are blooming in my garden, their bright scarlet flowers are attracting butterflies and hummingbirds.
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Plant America
PLANT AMERICA……in the Fall
September 20, 2021
| by Nancy Hargroves
Fall is not just the time to think about harvesting pumpkins and preparing the garden for winter. Fall’s cooler temperatures are the perfect time to plant bulbs that will
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Gardening
Plant Anxiety
March 07, 2022
| by Donna Rouch, NGC Second Vice President
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Youth
Plant Oregon With Nature Playgrounds
March 08, 2021
| by Tanja Swanson, President Oregon State Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc.
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Gardening
Playing Outside in the Spring
April 18, 2022
| by Bud Qualk
In early spring the sunshine and warmer temperatures can tempt you to go outside and plant, plant, plant. But be cautious – we may still have a l
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