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September 4th, 2008
Dogs and lawns

If you have a female dog or immature male dog, then you may have noticed burned or discolored spots on your lawn this summer. These spots are likely due to dog urine, so says Oregon State University lawn expert Tom Cook.

Going for green?

For many gardeners, summer wouldn’t be summer without a smooth expanse of dark green grass and the smell of freshly mowed clippings. But while it may be underfoot, grass is usually not understood.

Soy: Here’s how you can grow it

No need to ramble on praising the many health benefits of soybeans, their high quality protein, their healthful oil, and so on. We’ll assume you’re not living in a cave.

Online is the place to find rose information

Roses make great gifts. Yes, bouquets are wonderful to receive but I am talking rose plants purchased to commemorate a special occasion or someone.

August 20th, 2008
Roses can be grown from stem cuttings

I would think that most questions about summer rose care would focus on disease. Not so. I am actually asked most about how to start roses from cuttings.

Southern Influence

If it grows in the Andes mountains in South America, it can grow on the Oregon coast.

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