Jenna Stark+FollowEugene’s garden gem: Johnson Brothers MarketTransforming outdoor spaces in Eugene just got easier—Johnson Brothers Garden Market is a local favorite for a reason. Starting as a humble roadside stand in 1985, they’ve grown into a massive, five-acre destination packed with greenhouses, vibrant plants, and expert staff who genuinely care about helping you create your dream garden. Whether you’re after rare roses, organic veggies, or advice on what thrives in our climate, this family-run spot has you covered. Have you shopped here or taken one of their classes? Share your favorite finds or gardening tips below! #Home #EugeneOR #GardenLife00Share
evanshaley+FollowWinter invaders: Why invasive plants are a hidden headacheEven with snow on the ground, invasive plants like the Norway maple don’t take a break—and neither do the headaches they cause for homeowners. Watching a local gardener wrestle a 40-foot tree out of his yard in the middle of winter is a reminder that these plants can turn a simple garden into a costly, never-ending battle. Native plants are a game-changer: they’re easier to care for, save water, and help local wildlife. Have you ever had to tackle a stubborn plant or tree in your yard? What’s your biggest yard challenge? Let’s swap stories and tips! #Home #InvasivePlants #WinterGardening00Share
Adam Boyer+Follow5 Designer Rules That’ll Upgrade Your SpaceYou don’t need a full reno to make your home feel brand new—just follow these 5 designer-approved rules! 1) Actually finish a room (hang those curtains!). 2) Splurge on one impactful upgrade. 3) Turn chores into rituals (hello, lamp o’clock). 4) Edit what you own before buying more. 5) Invest in where you rest (think bedding and sofas). Little changes, big vibes! Which rule are you trying first? #Home #HomeDecor #InteriorDesign00Share
Susan Ball+FollowReese’s Blue Kitchen Is Still the MomentRemember when Reese Witherspoon dropped her baby blue kitchen cabinets on Instagram? Three years later, that dreamy shade is still the ultimate kitchen inspo. Designers say blue is now the hottest cabinet color—bye, boring neutrals! From scalloped placemats to marble trays, there are so many ways to bring this chic hue home. Honestly, if you’re thinking of a kitchen refresh, blue is the move for 2026. Would you dare to ditch white for this look? #Home #ReeseWitherspoon #KitchenInspo00Share
Jenna Stark+FollowWalmart’s Patio Finds You’ll Want ASAPSpotted: Walmart just dropped 6 new patio and garden must-haves, and I’m obsessed. There’s a chic sectional dining set, designer-look outdoor rugs, a self-watering garden bed (hello, easy plant care), and even a quirky porch goose for some personality. Plus, a Drew Barrymore planter and a sleek fire pit to keep the vibes going after dark. These finds are cute, practical, and totally budget-friendly—who’s ready for spring hangs? #Home #WalmartFinds #PatioGoals30Share
phillipsbrian+FollowDitch These 5 Outdated Home TrendsReady for a home glow-up? Experts say it’s time to say goodbye to high-gloss cabinets (hello, matte!), freestanding breakfast bars (they’re just clutter magnets), harsh spotlights (layered lighting is in), visible appliances (hide them for a luxe look), and endless tall cabinets (you need counter space!). A few simple swaps and your kitchen will feel instantly more modern and functional. Who knew a little decluttering could be so chic? #Home #HomeTrends #InteriorDesign10Share
William Wilkerson+FollowDollar Tree’s Decor Finds Are Next LevelDollar Tree is seriously stepping up its home decor game! Influencers are raving about chic frames, boho wall art, and even fairy garden accessories that look way pricier than they are. Valentine’s Day trees, LED candle holders, and cute kitchen towels are flying off shelves. If you’re into organizing bins or prepping for summer (already?!), you’ll find those too. Pro tip: these finds sell out fast, so if you see something you love, grab it! #Home #DollarTreeFinds #HomeDecor30Share
Adam Boyer+FollowThis 'Pretty' Plant Is Wrecking YardsYou know that cute blue-green plant with yellow flowers? Turns out, myrtle spurge is a total menace! It’s spreading fast across the US, choking out native plants and its sap can actually burn your skin. Not only is it toxic to pets and people, but it also ruins habitats for pollinators. If you spot it, rip it out (with gloves!) and toss it in the trash—not the compost. Who knew a pretty plant could be such a villain? #Home #InvasiveSpecies #MyrtleSpurge10Share
Jenna Stark+FollowInside Glen Lakes: Where luxury feels like homeWalking into this Glen Lakes home, you instantly sense the difference between fleeting trends and true, lasting luxury. It’s not just about size or flashy features—every detail, from the leaded glass to the custom tilework, feels intentional and timeless. The chef’s kitchen, with its dual islands and designer touches, is perfect for both everyday meals and big gatherings. The primary suite is a peaceful retreat, complete with a spa-like bathroom and a closet that could rival a boutique. Living here means enjoying not just a beautiful home, but also the perks of a vibrant, amenity-rich community. What details make a house feel truly luxurious to you? #Home #GlenLakes #LuxuryLiving00Share
phillipsbrian+Follow5 Winter Heating Mistakes to Avoid ASAPWinter is all about staying cozy, but did you know most home fires happen this season? Here are 5 things you should NEVER do: 1) Don’t put space heaters near anything flammable. 2) Check your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms (seriously, don’t skip this). 3) Never leave heat sources unattended—candles, fireplaces, or heaters. 4) Don’t forget regular heating system maintenance. 5) Don’t overload outlets with heaters. A little extra caution can literally save your home! #Home #WinterSafety #HomeTips00Share
