We’ve named a state bird (Western meadowlark), a state flower (Oregon grape), a state nut (hazelnut), a state tree (Douglas fir), a state animal (American beaver), a state fruit (pear), a state ...

the Oregon grape was elected state flower in 1899. Oregon grape isn’t actually a grape, but you can eat the berries without getting sick, though they don’t taste great.

If approved by lawmakers, the T-bone would join other state symbols including hazelnut, Oregon grape and potato.

Oregon grape, a woody shrub in the Barberry family, Berberidaceae, is an understory invasive that prefers partial shade and moist, yet well-drained soils typically grows 1-5 feet tall, spreading ...

October 22, 2024 • LP Giobbi is an electronic music artist and DJ. She and Oregon Grapevine host Barbara Dellenback talk about growing up in Eugene, the value of live music experiences ...

Ambar Estate joins Troon Vineyard in southern Oregon as the first certified regenerative organic vineyards in the state. Co-owner Pam Turner said there are others in California and other parts of ...

Other state symbols include the Dungeness Crab, pear, hazelnut and Oregon grape. “I look forward to having the first Oregon meal that consists of the state vegetable being a potato, the T-bone ...