Nutrition Garden Rx

We recently discovered and managed this HIGHLY invasive plant during one of our projects. It may look cute, but it will take over. This webpage will help you identify it. (Oregon) Master Gardener Program, Oregon State University, OSU Extension

Lesser Celandine Lesser celandine grows 6–8 inches tall. It has dark-green leaves shaped like hearts, and yellow flowers. Lesser celandine spreads quickly. It dominates an area when left unmanaged. Take action to control this invasive w**d.

There are times when we have to get creative in the beginning to ensure the results are awesome in the end. Beautiful work-in-progress.😁🏡🪴🎍🥬🥒Permaculture Magazine, Native Plant Trust, The Pollinator Partnership

Did I forget to mention, that every day when planting new life, may not the perfect scenario?😆😁 Yet we smile, modify the process and continue the work. 🪴 🕺🏻

Let the planting begin.🌿

Another local family receives fresh soil for upcoming planting in their front yard.Food Revolution Network, Food as Medicine, Growing Healthy Food

Preparing one of our many grateful homeowner’s space, with new soil and a fresh new look. The best is yet to come. (PlantsAndFoodEdiblesIncluded)

For Earth Day, yesterday Alex, Sawyer, and Aime, for helped remove the invasive plants from this side yard to support rebalancing this ecosystem! Thank you, Alex, Sawyer, and Aime! Sending gratitude to evo and EarthDay.org. National Audubon Society

Doesn't this soil look better than (the same plot from a different angle) in our 4/2/26 Facebook post? It's definitely healthier now and ready for a butterfly garden planting. OSU Extension, The Pollinator Partnership, Oregon Agricultural Trust

Here, we are transforming the soil for a food forest. Stay tuned as we share what emerges. OSU Extension, Oregon Invasive Species Council, Climate Solutions