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Spring is upon us, which means sunny days of roses, tulips and more in full bloom. What better occasion to explore some beautiful gardens?

Here are six stunning gardens in Oregon; they’re all special in their own way, and ripe for a visit during spring and summer.

Owen Rose Garden, Eugene — Eugene’s Owen

Rose Garden is a beautiful park that provides trails to explore and wonderful scenery to admire. Just a short walk from the city center, this well-kept garden sits along the Willamette River. It’s a fun place to enjoy a stroll, bike ride or picnic. It even has a beautiful little gazebo, which can be great for taking photos or enjoying a glass of iced tea.

Shore Acres, Coos Bay — Shore Acres Garden

in Coos Bay is one park you won’t want to miss! This wonderful garden sits near the beach and provides access to a beautiful view of the ocean! This little coastal paradise is one to definitely check out when you’re in Coos Bay. Cost: $5 Parking

Rose Garden, Portland —

The Portland Rose garden is an iconic Oregon park and a great treasure in the heart of Portland. Located just outside of Portland, this garden houses a large variety of garden roses. It’s definitely the perfect place for couples, families and garden lovers to come check out. The roses begin to bloom around April and peak during June.

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Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival, Woodburn —

The Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival, located in Woodburn is home to expansive fields overflowing with tulips! A sea of colors created by the thousands of tulips makes for quite the photogenic spot. You can walk around and enjoy the small tables selling food and crafts, and even treat yourself to a hay ride. The best time is to go is in April, when the tulips begin to bloom.

Deepwood Museum & Gardens, Salem —

Deepwood Garden, located in Salem, is a beautiful park that’s perfect for taking a stroll. It provides a calm environment with ponds and nature all around. This is a great place to visit if you want to have a picnic and enjoy the sun during summer. The garden is open to the public without a fee - parking included - and for tour fee for the museum home is $6. Tours take place Wednesday through Saturday, 9 - 1 p.m. at the top of every hour. House tour fee is $6 per adult. For other student discounts visit deepwoodmuseum.org.

Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden, Portland — Another hidden gem in Portland is the

Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden. This park is home to beautiful gardens, ponds and waterfalls.

It’s a calm place with lovely scenery, great trails and wonderful flowers. The park is wheelchair-accessible and provides benches by the ponds to sit and watch the ducks and geese swim. Park admission is $5, and you can visit between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. The park will be open through September 30. Parking is limited, so get there early and enjoy one of Portland’s best parks.

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Words by Kara Fagan and Keven Salazar Photos by Michael Davies and Trevor Meyer

With graduation right around the corner, many students are going to be wrapping up their time here at the University of Oregon. Four years have gone in a blink of an eye for many and it is no surprise that students want to make the rest of these next weeks and weekends count. Since many graduates may be moving to other states and areas, it is a great idea to explore as much of Oregon as you can before your time here comes to an end. Here are some of the top 12 places that everyone should try to check out!

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Sunriver’s Lava Butte If you’re visiting Sunriver, Lava Butte isn’t a sight to miss! This location has many small trails that allow you to explore the lava falls, a piece of history frozen in time. You can hike or drive to the top, where a viewpoint allows you to see the spread of lava fields. It’s truly one of Oregon’s most beautiful places to visit.

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Smith Rock is home to great hiking trails that immerse you in nature. This spot invites hikers and rock climbers alike! This huge rock is an amazing view to catch and is a geologist’s paradise. Just don’t forget to pack plenty of snacks and water!

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One of the most exhilarating experiences that everyone needs to try before graduation is rafting in the beautiful Rogue River. Located in Southern Oregon, this river is surrounded by incredible wildlife and scenery. There are rafting paths for different levels of experience, starting with a course for beginners. Many start the rafting adventure at Grave Creek and then end up at Foster Bar, which is about 35 miles down the beautiful river.

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Loon Lake is a recreational park that provides opportunities for hiking, canoeing, fishing and swimming, as well as a campground site to set up camp. This place provides options for many activities and is the perfect place to spend a summer weekend exploring once it opens on May 16. For more information like dates, events and camping fees, visit Recreation.gov.

Thor’s Well

Located in Yachats, Thor’s Well is about two hours from Eugene. It is a massive sinkhole that descends about 20 feet deep. It is an absolutely gorgeous view, but can also be extremely dangerous if one gets too close.

So take a trip to this popular area this spring, but make sure to be careful!

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Popular wineries opening this spring, which are perfect spots to spend a day touring and relaxing, include Sweet Cheeks Winery in Willamette Valley, Noble Estate Vineyard in Eugene and Silvan Ridge Winery in Eugene. These are great outdoor spaces to enjoy some cheese and wine, taste different varieties of wine and relax with family and friends.

Crater lake is a massive lake created an estimated 7,700 years ago during an eruption, which caused its peak to collapse. Rain and melted snow keep the crater filled with water, creating a beautiful blue lake that’s the deepest in Oregon. If you’re visiting this National Park, make sure to bring warm layers and a windbreaker jacket. Always check the weather forecast before going. For more information on open dates and recreational activities at the lake, visit nps.gov.

Sun River Resort

Sunriver is a vacation area that hosts a resort and residential community. Bike paths, vacation homes and condos, a golf course, rafting and canoeing and many restaurants to choose from are just some of the amenities. However, if you don’t want to break the bank, you can always simply enjoy a day trip to Sunriver. Hiking the Lava Butte, camping at Benham Falls or touring the Lava River Cave are all great ways to explore the area.

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Painted Hills Coined as one of the seven wonders of Oregon, this place is a must-see on your next trip when heading east from Eugene.

Painted Hills provides a sight to layers of rock types forming a hill, each telling a story of the time it once witnessed. A gorgeous sight, with lots of trails nearby to hike, bike, and backpack. It is important to note that even though this hill is off limits because of it geographic importance, it’s still surrounded with nature to explore. Bring your binoculars, some snacks and spend a day exploring the surrounding trails!

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Willamette National Forest

Willamette National Forest is a great national forest that offers opportunities for many recreational activities such as fishing, caving, hiking and much more! It has a variety of landscapes to explore and many waterfalls to admire. This park is home to eight different wilderness areas, so it has plenty to do and much to explore. A daily pass can be purchased online or in person for $5. For more information visit fs.usda.gov/willamette.

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Some of the best hikes in Oregon that include passing by a waterfall are Trail of Ten Falls, Multnomah Falls Trail, Latourell Falls Loop Trail, Ramona Falls Trail and Wahkeena Falls Loop Trail. These are just some trails that include moderate to difficult hikes that lead to a gorgeous view of a waterfall.

There are many more hiking trails around Eugene that are perfect for a day trip. They may not include waterfalls, but they’ve got gorgeous scenery of their own. These hikes include Hendricks Park, Skinner Butte, Spencer Butte and Alton Baker Park. These hiking trails will bring you to spectacular views of Eugene and Springfield.

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Did you know Eugene was the number one ranked city for urban farming

by Redfin Real Estate News in 2016? As the weather gets warmer, the clouds start to disappear and the flowers start to bloom, leaving those of us with green thumbs a little twitchy. Whether you’re a newbie to the home agriculture scene or a seasoned Yard Crasher, the spotting of green sprouts pushing above ground is equally exciting. Check out these tips on starting your first garden, how to grow easy plants as a first-timer and even a few suggestions on where to head if you don’t have a luscious backyard that’s suited to gardening.

EUGENE COMMUNITY GARDENS Words by Skyla Patton

BONUS FACT: Perennials come back every Spring after completing their seasonal cycle, whereas Annuals die after their blooms have finished.

There are six designated community gardens throughout the City of Eugene and the Community Gardens Program: Amazon, Mathews, Whiteaker, River House, Alton Baker and Skinner City Farm. The plots sell at three yearly prices points of 300 square feet for $60, 600 for $100, and a raised bed at the Alton Baker location for $25. Keep in mind that these prices include watering and access to proper gardening tools! Apply online at the city website or contact Amy Meeker for questions and inquiries.

SEED TO SUPPER 1. PICK YOUR PLOT WISELY If you’re starting in your backyard or in a few miscellaneous pots you found at a garage sale, the rule is the same: location, location, location. No matter how good your soil is, or how bright the light can be (and vice versa) plants need a healthy, happy environment all around to thrive.

This is especially true if you’re looking to grow fruits or vegetables: even a small step in the wrong direction can lead to a sterile plant. But fear not: it’s easier to do than it sounds. Pay attention to lighting, temperature and water exposure when choosing your location.

Bonus Tip: Most seed packets or plant identifier tabs have basic information on what the species needs or best thrives in.

2. KNOW YOUR PLANT BETTER THAN YOU KNOW YOURSELF Whether you’re tackling simple daisies or attempting a full-blown tomato vine, the whole process will come easier with a few days of research. After identifying the location for your future garden and understanding the conditions you’re working with, you can better pick and choose which plants will thrive and which will… well, die. A quick Google search of whatever you’re hoping to grow will give basic care instructions and give you a solid idea of whether or not it will be successful. Also, try consulting your local nurseries or online forums for tips from seasoned gardeners or advice on which plants really thrive in the local environment.

They’re naturally occuring in the wild, so it’s pretty darn simple to pick up a flat from a local nursery and throw a few strawberry plants in the ground or a small pot. While they can be a bit stingy with the actual fruit, the foliage is fragrant and most plants will produce at least a handful of juicy berries.

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If you’re looking to fulfill a few more credits for school and get your hands dirty at the same time, The Schoolhouse Garden course is the perfect answer. Offered during spring, summer and fall at UO, the class is a crash course through sustainable farming, landscape design and food insecurity — all the while working with eager students from Edison Elementary. All the food produced will be used to feed students in need and put towards local non-profit donations.

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If you’re stuck in a dorm and aren’t satisfied with house plants, the Student Sustainability Center has your summer gardening plans laid out and ready to rock n’ grow. Located close to campus on 18th St. and Moss, the garden partners with the Urban Farm and provides affordable ($25 for a year) student plots for all your outdoor gardening needs. Apply for a plot online at the Student Sustainability Center website (scroll all the way down, it’s hidden but it’s there).

This delicious-smelling herb is a perfect addition to any garden and will flourish with next to no attention in any given Oregon environment. Rip a few leaves off to add to your water, chicken or even as a fun garnish for desserts.

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Hosted by Food For Lane County, the six-week Seed to Supper course is an unparalleled tool for new gardeners to learn crucial tools and strategies for Oregon gardening. Students will learn how to cultivate, maintain, and later harvest with the help of trained volunteer educators who know their way around. Oh, and did we mention it’s totally free? After completion, you leave with seed starters, organic compost and whole load of skilled garden know-how. Check out this awesome program at FFLC’s Gardens page or contact Jen Anonia, the Gardens Program manager at (541) 343 2822.

These gorgeous flowers are a garden classic and come in as many colors as you can imagine. The blooms last for months until the cold finally shrinks them up, but they are hardy as a flower can be and will add a nice pop of color to your plot.

If you’re a huge fan of salads and hate paying for them, lettuce is here to save the day. This easy veggie is super simple to harvest (just pick the leaves!) and will provide you with fresh lettuce for weeks right outside your front door.

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SPIDER PLANTS

Not everyone has a green thumb or the time to adequately take care of their plants, myself included. The spider plant is a great living room plant because it requires very little care and less sunlight than the average plant. It also has the ability to remove carbon monoxide and other harmful chemicals from the air. Just remember not to keep it in direct sunlight or heat.

ENGLISH IVY Words by Michaela Barnes / Photo by Michael Davies

Some plants may be beauty to behold, but their aesthetic pleasures aren’t the only benefits to keeping them around the house. Different plants even have different utilities and work wonders in certain areas of the home. Be aware — if you have furry friends, be sure to consult with an animal professional before attempting home plant remedies to make sure your pets stay safe.

If you’re having trouble breathing, this is the perfect plant for you. Named the number one air filtering houseplant by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the English Ivy plant is great for hanging in low-temperature breakfast nooks or bathrooms.

English Ivy is also beneficial for inflammation and can be consumed in tea or used topically.

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Sometimes we just want a little pop of color mixed in with our greenery. We also want that pop of color to be hard to kill, just like this perfect dresser plant. Orchids have many added benefits including, improving air quality and stress relief. Just remember to water your orchid just before it dries out to keep it healthy.

ALOE VERA

Aloe Vera is the perfect office plant. The gel from the plant can help heal cuts and burns, as well as moisturize hair. The plant is also known for providing energy and strength as well as supporting the digestive and immune system, making it a great office plant to help keep you energetic during strenuous days. Make sure to place your Aloe Vera in bright, indirect sunlight and water roughly once a week. Don’t forget to let the soil dry in between watering to keep the plant from rotting.

While it’s a complicated plant to grow indoors, there are many health benefits. Lavender is a beneficial house accessory, as it helps to soothe anxiety as well as insomnia and inflammatory, making it useful for beauty regimens and aromatherapy.

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Floral Jars The best way to liven up your living area for spring is with flowers, flowers and more flowers. One project that is extremely cheap is a floral jar. You will need to buy two jars of any size or shape ($5.99 or so at Target), three different colors of tiny gravel/pebble bags ($3 at Michaels) and plastic plants ($9 at Target).

Words and Photos by Kara Fagan

Spring has finally arrived in Eugene!

It’s time to spruce up your bedroom decor with small projects that you can do yourself at a reasonable price.

Here are two different mini-projects that would be perfect for any room in your college apartment or house. You can buy the material to create these products at craft stores like Michael’s, Target or Hobby Lobby.

Sand candles are the perfect decor for any room that needs a little more sprucing up. In order to create this, you will need three glass candle holders ($5.99 at Target), a pack of fragrance-free tealight candles (Approximately $6.29 at Target) and a jar of sand.

Once you have gathered all of the necessary material, create one of the floral jars by placing one color of gravel into a jar almost to the top. Then place one plastic plant into the gravel. For the other jar, place a small amount of one color into the jar, then another small amount of a different color and then the last top layer with the last color of gravel. Then, place the other plastic plant into the jar. Once both jars are filled, you now have two mini art pieces to add to your bedroom.

Set up is simple, and only takes about five minutes. Fill the glass candle holders half-full with sand and then place one candle in each holder. Once you light the candle, you’ll have a cute little addition to brighten up your room for spring.

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