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John FischerShortcuts that can help you lose a little time, and save a little planet. -
John Fischer/KLCCThe bike path along I-5 near the Gateway overpass is both stunningly noisy, and stunningly beautiful, thanks to the roses planted along the path.
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Trees provide benefits above and beyond the fruit and rope swing tying sites a tree can provide. -
When it comes to pruning your fruit and ornamental trees, whatever you like to do is fine - almost. -
People complaining about torn tea bags, and buying the brands with stronger bags have pushed us away from plain old paper, and into plastic reinforced tea bags. -
You can enjoy pears for months if you're willing to branch out and plant a new variety or two - or three. -
To help curb food waste, when offered those leftovers from holiday parties- take them! -
Lane County's first Free Compost Day event of 2024 is on Nov. 10, part of the Willamette Farm & Food Coalition's "Fill Your Pantry" event. -
The biggest water user in the house may surprise you: it's your toilet.
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Spring is typically planting time, but right now may be a good time to think about things you want to grow next year. -
Using plastic bags more than once can dramatically cut your plastic use, while enhancing your health at the same time. -
Roasting and freezing tomatoes is an easy, drool-producing way to keep the summer bounty all the way until next year.
