Damian is contributing writer to Dave's Garden. He is a freelance writer, hiking guide, gardener and wreath-maker living in Central Oregon. He has published several books including Pacific Northwest Wildflowers and Canyon Country Wildflowers with Globe Pequot Press.
From simple to complex, there are a variety of bird-friendly water features that can either be purchased or made with some simple items. Read More
Monarch butterflies are a welcomed sight in the garden, but their future is in question. Read More
Putting some artwork in your garden can make it look brighter and more colorful than ever before. Read More
Growing flowering bulbs indoors provides some color anytime during the year. Read More
The history of mail order gardening catalogs reaches back hundreds of years, and the month of January honors this event. Read More
Do you know what it takes to attract nesting bees to your yard? Read More
Discover the ancient art of aromatherapy, and start using its natural healing powers to your advantage. Read More
Got a difficult spot in the garden that nothing seems to grow in? Try introducing penstemons! Read More
Growing a butterfly garden often includes a variety of nectar plants such as zinnia, pentsemon, scabiosa, zinnia, milkweeds, coneflower and many others. Read More
National Seed Swap Day is the last weekend in January. Increasing interest in gardening and growing heirloom varieties is a great way to spread the wealth. Read More
This holiday season, take the time to start making a few fine-feathered friends of your own. Read More
To maintain a windowsill herb garden in winter requires a little space, sufficient light and a little vigilance to keep plants growing. Read More
Chinese lanterns can light up a garden with their brilliant blooms and interesting foliage. Read More
Most commercial peanut growing farms in the U.S. are located in the South and Southwest, but home gardeners across the U.S. may be able to grow peanuts in their backyards. Read More
Some like it creamy and some like it chunky. For many of us, it's delicious either way. Read More
Gala. Pippin. McIntosh. Though these sound like hobbits from a Tolkien novel, they are just a few of the numerous varieties of apples available in the fall. Read More
Every month has a few offbeat gardening holidays in it. Here are some of our August favorites: Read More
As you near the end of the harvest, consider letting a few fruits and flowerheads go to seed. Read More
These special purpose plants are perfect for covering your vertical and horizontal outdoor surfaces. Read More
Enjoying wildflowers in summer requires some planning in the fall. Read More
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