Plug and Play Gardens

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About 'Plug and Play Gardens' Channel

Earth-friendly solutions for organic gardeners.

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Recent News
Ollas Make Great Gifts

The Holiday Season is upon us. And that means all of the normal activities for the season…parties with family and friends…maybe a few moments stolen from...

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New 1-Quart Ollas are Perfect for Potted Plants

Good news! Dripping Springs Ollas has just announced a brand new product. They will now be manufacturing Ollas in two different sizes. Dripping Springs...

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Mason Bee Mystery

Mason Bee Mystery

Here’s an update on my mason bee mystery. If you read my first post about building a mason bee box, you know that my mason bee box has about a dozen nests...

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Mason Bees in My Garden

By now, if you’re a gardener, you’ve read about those industrious little orchard mason bees (Osmia lignaria). Native, wild bees—like the mason bee—don...

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Olla Irrigation and Summer Drought

The drought in California is making national news. But the truth is that all of the West coast has been receiving less rain than normal. Even here in...

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Parking Strip Garden

I’m so lucky to live in Portland, Oregon. Today, the reason for my gratitude are all the beautiful gardens in my neighborhood. It’s delightful to walk...

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New Life for Old Terra-cotta Pots

A while ago, one of my neighbors gifted me with several terra-cotta pots. These are large, beautiful ceramic flower pots. But they are in need of some...

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My Home Garden Berry Harvest

Just a quick little post today to share (in a totally virtual way of course) the harvest from my garden this summer. I’ve been planting edible berry-producing...

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A Better Garden Hose

Several years ago my sweet, sweet husband noticed that I needed a new garden hose. The el-cheapo hose that I had purchased at our local grocery store...

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Multnomah County’s Urban Farm

Ok, I’ve been totally remiss about posting to my blog…but my mea culpa aside… I’ve still been busy meeting with gardeners and introducing them to the...

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Ollas for a Tomato Garden at Woodward Garden

Earlier this year, in April to be exact, I visited the Woodward Gardens at Mary Woodward Elementary School in Tigard. At the time, Jo Noren (one of Mary...

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