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What's in a name anyway?
By Althea Godfrey
Although I've been writing about gardens for five years now, I sometimes get confused about plant names — those unpronounceable words that interrupt your reading in garden stories.
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Rich And Wholesome Pumpkin - 10/31/2008
As temperatures turn chilly and autumn-painted leaves flutter to the ground, attention turns to those glowing orange gourds.
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Cinnamon-Glazed Sweet Potato and Apple Bake - 10/31/2008
Layers of deep-orange sweet potatoes, golden butternut squash, crunchy pecans and tender, crisp apples come alive with the flavors of vanilla, cinnamon and nutmeg for the perfect side that's sure to...
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Fairytale Listing
A home’s listing can make a house of sticks sound like a fortress of bricks.
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Rise Above
The average American spends one year of his life sorting through clutter at home and work – here’s how to be better than average
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What’s Cookin’?
Add spice to the kitchen with different flooring options that focus on comfort and ease
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Stimulus Bill Hopes to Heat Up Housing
The Housing and Economic Recovery Act aims to boost efforts to get the market back on the right track
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Naturally Beautiful
Choose low-VOC paint, reupholster old furniture, buy from local retailers and make decor decisions with the environment in mind to green your home
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Powered by Pond Scum?
SEATTLE — Turning pea-green pond scum into cheap fuel for automobiles and airplanes is still years away, but supporters are still betting heavily with infusions of venture capital money and...
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Put your fall leaves to work instead of them working you
WASHINGTON — November is the month when nature's solar panels, leaves, detach themselves from their mother trees and shrubs, and fall to the ground.
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Washington couple live the eco-friendly life
EVERSON, Wash. — Nate Kronenberg remembers a time before environmentalism, when green was just a color, not a lifestyle statement.
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Plastic Round-up
Recycling drop-off day in November can help clean homes, save planet.
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Green all over
Ashland's sold-out tour of eco-friendly homes is an annual can't-miss.
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Monument to patience: grow trees from seed
WASHINGTON — How many times have you been in the garden and discovered a sprouting acorn or a winged maple seed erupting into life, and muttered to yourself, "I should put that in a pot"? But...
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21st century kitchen
The latest accessories, appliances offer equal amounts of convenience and cool where you cook
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Absentee lawnlord: make yard work easy
This summer, all has been strangely quiet on my yard's southwestern front, the site where, three years ago, I launched a campaign to convert my lawn to organic care.
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Clean & Green
Laundry time has become more earth friendly, taking stains out of your shorts and pain out of your pocketbook.
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Going green in the Applegate
Green and Solar Home Tours in the Applegate Oct. 4 and in Ashland Oct. 11 highlight 21st century features, talks with experts.
