Category Archives: Gardening

Garden Plot Price Correction – $30 per year

Posted on April 15, 2026 by Gary Haliski

Garden plots are available at the Santa Clara Community Garden located at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church. Plots: Approximately 12′ x 20′Cost: $30 per yearWater: On site4110 River Road behind St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church If interested, contact Peter Thurston at thurstop@gmail.com

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Annual Leaf Pick-Up Program Begins November 3

Posted on October 22, 2025 by Gary Haliski

The 2025 Leaf Pick-Up Program begins on Monday, November 3. Each zone has two rounds of pick up. Lane County picks up leaves on County-maintained roads with curbs and gutters. Use their interactive map to confirm your leaf pick-up eligibility … Continue reading →

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It’s time to Fill Your Pantry: Pre-Orders from Oct 1 through Nov 2

Posted on October 6, 2025 by Gary Haliski

Here is a one-of-a-kind chance to fill your pantry, freezer, and root cellar while supportinglocal farmers, ranchers, and food makers. We’re excited to be part of Fill Your Pantry 2025! Join us on Sunday, November 9 atthe Lane Events Center … Continue reading →

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Game of Shrooms!

Posted on June 17, 2025 by Tim Foelker

Cascade Mycological Society will once again be participating in Game of Shrooms, a world-wide hide and seek game of mushroom art. This year, CMS will be hiding mushroom art in the Santa Clara area of Eugene. Our official location is … Continue reading →

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Everyone Welcome lawn signs available at Wildflower Celebration this Saturday

Posted on May 1, 2025 by Gary Haliski

There will be a limited number of Everyone Welcome signs at the 14th Annual Wildflower Celebration this Saturday. Please drop by, pick one up and make Santa Clara an even more welcoming part of Eugene. The signs are FREE—one per … Continue reading →

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