Grow Great Vegetables in Oregon
by Lorene Edwards Forkner
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Pub Date Feb 03 2026 | Archive Date Feb 03 2026
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Description
Grow Great Vegetables in Oregon is the must-have guide to growing food in The Beaver State! Expert gardener Lorene Edwards Forkner shares tips and techniques tailored to this often rainy state, empowering readers with trusted, solid vegetable gardening knowledge. Start off on the best foot in your quest to grow an irresistible, edible bounty year after year with thorough detailing of gardening basics, localized gardening information tailored to each month of the year, handy planting and harvesting charts, and 35 thoughtfully selected and detailed plant profiles. Gardeners of all experience levels will be equipped to feed themselves and their loved ones the freshest fruits and veggies year-round.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781643265254 |
| PRICE | $21.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 240 |
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Featured Reviews
Michelle A, Media/Journalist
This is a great resource for home gardeners in Oregon, covering what to do each month, which plants do well here, and everything in between. Great photos and a ton of inspiration for growing veggies in Portland and beyond. Thanks so much to the NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC.
I have been attempting to improve my gardening skills for the last 10 years with varying levels of success. Being an Oregon resident, I was hopeful that this book could help. I am not disappointed. The book covers all the factors and the author's explanations are clear and detailed just enough. The tone is friendly and encourages the Oregon gardener to take advantage of all the micro-climates we have to offer. I now understand why I can grow more cherry tomatoes than I can give away and can't grow a full-sized tomato to save my life. I think I understand what I'm doing wrong with carrots and cauliflower and right with lettuce. The author covers how to think about garden planning, whether in the ground, raised beds, or even containers, where to locate them for the best sun for a variety of veggies, and when to plant things for the best outcomes. I'm ready to get my hands dirty!
Thanks to NetGalley and Timber Press for providing me with an advanced reading copy in exchange for my honest review. I can't wait to get out there and try some new things in my garden!