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Mugwort is a wild factor that loves our edges, from paths and concrete riverbanks to feral car-park corners and wastelands. Its leaves, with their silvery undersides and feathery plumes of plant life, thrive in those reputedly inhospitable stipulations: I’m now not positive I’d counsel you plant it on your lawn, however when you are living close to such puts, you …

Vintage Pacific NW: We’re revisiting some of our favorite stories from some of our favorite former magazine contributors. Check back each week for timeless classics focusing on food, fitness, gardening and more. Originally published March 13, 2016By Valerie Easton, former Natural Gardener writer TAKE A CLOSE LOOK at the scene in this photo. No foundation plantings, pathways or flower beds. …

For $258,500, or the highest bid, you can own a two-story building filled with tall tales, many told in the Netflix documentary “Wild Wild Country,” about the Rajneeshees commune that took over the tiny Wasco County town of Antelope for a brief, tumultuous time. The 1898 wood structure for sale was originally a hall for the United Workmen fraternal organization. …