WALLACE W HANSEN
Native Plants of the Northwest
Native Plant Nursery & Gardens
2158 Bower Ct S.E., Salem, Oregon 97301
E-Mail:
Wallace W Hansen
Phone: 503-581-2638; Fax: 503-549-8739
How to order: Business Information
WALLACE W HANSENNative Plants of the NorthwestNative Plant Nursery & Gardens2158 Bower Ct S.E., Salem, Oregon 97301 E-Mail:
Wallace W Hansen How to order: Business Information |
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Updated June 30, 2008Northwest Native Plant Journals |
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Our Journal can be viewed right from the web, you can download it to your computer or you can print a copy and enjoy it in the comfort of your easy chair or on your coffee break. You'll find fresh articles about Northwest Native plants, tips for propagation, things to do in your garden right now, and surprises every issue. This may become your favorite gardening resource. How about making a special binder for your printed copies? Something good to read and very handy for future reference. We've published this Journal in "pdf" form and you'll need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view, save or print it. Click on this link to get this handy program: Get Adobe Reader. We chose the Reader style because it makes viewing quick, it's easy to use, and thanks to Adobe it's entirely free. Journal Index. Here's an easy way to find just the article you are looking for. Click here to go. |
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Month |
Feature |
| *July 2008 | Red, White and Blue NW Native blooms |
| June 2008 | Swamp things! |
| May 2008 | Penawen: Moon of the Camas harvest |
| April 2008 | Gardening inspiration in celebration of Earth Day 2008 |
| March 2008 | Picking plants, Chickadees and more |
| February 2008 | Pacific Madrone, facts and fiction |
| January 2008 | The year of the garden. Winter and wildlife/recycle junk into treasures |
| December 2007 | At last: a book by Wally, complete in this issue! |
| November 2007 | How the garden master got his garden, part 1 |
| October 2007 | Wildlife in the garden--attract the good ones and repel the others |
| September 2007 | Plant pros & cons: invasive aliens vs. natives |
| August 2007 | Wally retires! |
| July 2007 | America's favourite plants in patriot colors |
| June 2007 | Find the wild things--we tell you where to look |
| May 2007 | Modern native gardens |
| April 2007 | Special Earth Day edition |
| March 2007 | Oregon's Easter Lily |
| February 2007 | Native theme gardens |
| January 2007 | Living Green |
| December 2006 | Making a wildlife refuge |
| November 2006 | Favorite native plant books |
| October 2006 | NW Native Fall Color |
| September 2006 | Late summer fun with NW native plants |
| August 2006 | Cool gardening: Ponds and bogs with NW native plants |
| July 2006 | Hooray for the red, white and blue! |
| June 2006 | Summer vacation! |
| May 2006 | Rock cress--rare native perennial |
| April 2006 | Unusual natives and unusual ways to use them |
| March 2006 | Bare root plants--do you dare? |
| December 2005 - January 2006 | Special winter issue |
| October-November 2005 | Autumn color |
| August-September 2005 | Double-duty gardening: food for thought |
| June-July 2005 | Summer Vacation Issue |
| April-May 2005 | Landscaping with Natives |
| February 2005 | NW Native Dogwoods |
| January 2005 | Welcome the new year gardening style! |
| December 2004 | Happy Holidays! |
| October 2004 | Reviewing Family Ericaceae |
| September 2004 | Wild Onions: Allium Blooms! |
| July 2004 | Summer Vacation Issue |
| June 2004 | Wilbur Bluhm on Penstemons |
| May 2004 | NW Native Lewisia |
| April 2004 | Special Issue: Trilliums! |
| March 2004 | The Role of Sitka Spruce |
| February 2004 | Native Plants with Edible Berries |
| January 2004 | David Douglas: Seeds of Destiny |
| December 2003 | Special Holiday Issue |
| November 2003 | Rare Native Lilies of the Northwest |
| October 2003 | Wild and Wonderful Oregon Huckleberries |
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