For purposes of Feng Shui and Chinese Astrology calculations are based on the solar calendar. On February 4th, 2012 we entered the Year of Ren Chen or Water Dragon. Buckle up your seat belts, it may be a bumpy ride … Continue reading →
Almost twenty years ago when Chris Curtis started the University District Farmers Market, she set a standard for farmers markets throughout the northwest. Working in partnership with local organic farmers who also sat on the board, the market required local, … Continue reading →
It is no secret that the foothills of our northwest mountains provide bountiful habitats for some of country’s best wild mushrooms. Because they don’t grow in freezing temperatures, fresh wild mushrooms are seasonal and available from April through November when … Continue reading →
These photos were taken by Ella Schwab on January 16, 2012. Nandina is actually not a bamboo, but a member of the Barberry (Berberidacaeae) family. Does anyone know what kind of tree this is? I am not good at tree … Continue reading →
