New Growth
 Heavenly BambooThere is no better name for this shrub than heavenly bamboo, (even if it isn't bamboo). We are always on the hunt for plants that ... Keep reading... |
 How to Grow RosesFew things are as striking as beautiful roses. We're lucky enough to have a climate that Roses love. For those living in the Southern Oregon ... Keep reading... |
 Growing Peppers in the Rogue ValleyLike most other veggies, having your own fresh, homegrown peppers around the kitchen can spoil you. Peppers picked right off the plant feature all kinds ... Keep reading... |
 Taking Back the Dirty DozenEver heard of the "Dirty Dozen"? They're the 12 most pesticide-contaminated fruits and veggies you can buy. Experts recommend that you buy these 12 organic, ... Keep reading... |
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RVG News Feed:
Jackson County Master Gardeners SPRING FAIR, "Best Garden Show and Plant Sale Between Portland and SanFrancisco"! Saturday, May 5 and Sunday, May 6 at Compton Arena, Jackson County Expo!
Organics and sustainability home show coming up! Green building, sustainability, organic gardening all featured, including fun for children and free workshops, May 15-16, Phoenix Eco-bldg and Garden Supply, 4543 S. Pacific Hwy. Elycia Moore 541-535-1134; Elycia@phoenixorganics.com
Rogue Valley Grower's Market up and running (as of Mid-March). Go to website, www.rvgrowersmarket.com for times, locations, other details!
Newly arrived mite acts as "beneficial pest", attacking Oregon invasive plant Scotch Broom!
ACCESS, THRIVE, and JoCo Food Bank seek to coordinate food distribution efforts with help of $50,000 Meyer Memorial Trust grant. "FEAST" community workshops planned, focusing on topics such as distributing food in neighborhoods where obtaining fresh food is difficult, teaching food growing, job development and training, etc. First workshop March 11,
Ashland City Council promotes sustainability;"sustainability points" considered for more weight in city grant awards. Groups such as "THRIVE, "Rogue Valley Farm to School", and "Rogue Farm Corps" have received past grants and are affected by weighting of this essential component of business operations.
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