March 24
March 23
Saturday, March 22 – 8:30pm
Saturday, March 22 – 1pm
Thursday, March 20 – 8am
Tuesday, March 18 – 3pm
Tuesday, March 18 – 10am
Monday, March 17 – 4pm
March 16
March 15
March 14, 2025
March 13, 2025 – 2
March-12, 2025_8am-2
March 24, 2024
April 17, 2023
Gresham’s Ebetsu Plaza shines with a ‘Cherry Blossom Glow’
The Outlook: March 31, 2024 On a windy spring evening, a hundred community members experienced an ethereal event, listening to traditional music while illuminated blossoms fell among them like snow. The Japanese have a word for what Gresham enjoyed: “Yozakura,” which...
Pruning a Blue Spruce
By Sue Hughes, Gresham Japanese Garden Pruner My assignment from Jim Card was to prune this Picea pungens glauca, blue spruce into pads. I've been reading a lot about the right and wrong way to prune a conifer into pads, but I wasn't sure how I was going to tackle...
Monday, March 24
Saturday, March 22 – 8:30pm
Saturday, March 22 – 1pm
March 21 – 9am
Thursday, March 20 – 8am
Tuesday, March 18 – 10am
Monday, March 17 – 4pm
March 16
March 15
March 14, 2025-2
March 13, 2025
March 13, 2025 – 3
March-12, 2025_8am
March 23, 2024
April 27, 2021
You Never Know…
By Sue Hughes One form of revenue for the Gresham Japanese Garden is renting out Tsuru Island. Most of our rentals are for graduation photos, weddings, or a celebration of life. Well, this one had me. A gentleman, Andrew, rented Tsuru Island for four hours for a movie...
What to do with your scorched plants?
Pines In the case of your pine shrubs, as you can see by this one that faces the southwest, it's extremely scorched. This top layer of burnt needles is still protecting the branches underneath and they are not dead branches. You can check for dead branches by scraping...
March 23
Saturday, March 22 – 8:30pm
Saturday, March 22 – 1pm
March 21 – 9am
Thursday, March 20 – 8am
Tuesday, March 18 – 10am
Monday, March 17 – 4pm
March 16
March 15
March 14, 2025-1
March 13, 2025 – 1
March-12, 2025_8am-3
March 29, 2024
March 17, 2024
What is mottainai?
Mottainai (pronounced “moh-tah-ee-nai“) is an old Japanese concept that reflects the idea that we should respect all objects and not waste them. The term is loosely translated as “what a waste.” The word expresses the feeling of regret for an object losing its...