Erica Chernoh

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Horticulture Assistant Professor of Practice , Commercial and Community Horticulture , Master gardener

Hablo español (I speak Spanish)

541-344-1709
[email protected]

Expertise: Fruit trees , Hazelnuts and nut crops , Organic agriculture , Berries and fruit , Garden soil and compost

Programs: Lane County Master Gardeners

Locations: Condado de Lane , Linn County

Content by Erica Chernoh

What’s wrong with my droopy dogwood?

P: We planted a ‘Snowy Peak’ dogwood last fall in loamy soil in a spot that gets full sun. It didn’t bloom this year. The leaves have black tips and some are turning brown. Is this leaf scorch or something else? A ...

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How to protect yourself and your plants during extreme heat

Keep hydrated. Carry a water bottle – and use it! You need water as much as your plants do.

Kym Pokorny | Jun 17, 2025 | News story

OSU Extension research confirms tunnels extend Oregon's strawberry season

High and low tunnels help protect strawberry plants from rain and cold, raise temperatures around the plants and extend the growing season.

Kym Pokorny, Chris Branam | May 1, 2025 | News story

Thinking about an apple tree? Start with variety, pruning and spray basics

Apples thrive in the Pacific Northwest, but success takes planning, routine care and timely winter work.

Kym Pokorny | Feb 11, 2025 | News story

Prune grapevines in winter for healthier plants and better harvests

OSU Extension horticulturist shares tips for proper pruning technique.

Kym Pokorny | Jan 7, 2025 | News story

Can pine needles be used as mulch for fruit and maple trees?

P: Is it OK to mulch fruit trees and maple trees with pine needles or are they too acidic?

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Garden Future

What's the future of gardening in Oregon? Changes in climate are impacting gardening. We're talking about it and gathering solutions to support gardeners now and into the future. Learn how Oregon gardeners are experiencing climate...

LeAnn Locher, Brooke Edmunds, Erica Chernoh, Megan Wickersham, Amy Jo Detweiler, Signe Danler, Amanda Woodlee, Heather Stoven, Grace Florjancic, Shannon Rauter, Sarah West, Srijana Shrestha, Otillia Schreuder, Amy Espinoza, Marcia McIntyre, Kendal Johnson | Project

Primocane-fruiting raspberry production in Central Oregon

Despite their environment's high elevation, arid climate, short growing season, and sudden temperature fluctuations, some Central Oregon growers use adapted cultivars and season-extension approaches to make raspberries a viable crop.

Clare Sullivan, Scott Lukas, Amanda Davis, Brent Black, Erica Chernoh | Aug 2024 | OSU Extension Catalog

No-till gardening builds healthier soil at home

Extension horticulturist explains how to protect soil structure, use mulch and cover crops, and build “lasagna” beds.

Kym Pokorny | Sep 5, 2023 | News story

White spots from watering with hard water?

P: I’ve been suspecting for the last few years that a large problem for our garden and orchard is our hard water. Once I start introducing water from our irrigation, after the spring rains have dried up, the leaves curl, ...

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Guía de manejo de nutrientes para el cultivo de fresas en Oregon y Washington

Los cultivadores de fresas de Oregon y Washington cultivan fruta para el mercado procesado y para el mercado fresco, utilizando sistemas orgánicos convencionales y certificados. Esta guía explica el manejo de ...

Emily Dixon, Bernadine Strik, Lisa Wasko DeVetter, Erica Chernoh, Cristina Ocana Gallegos, Javier Fernandez-Salvador | OSU Extension Catalog

Is there hope for a neglected cherry tree?

P: What can I do with existing cherry trees that have not been sprayed or maintained? They have very small, green cherries on them now. Can they be saved to eat?

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Low tunnels for season extension in Oregon: Design, construction and costs

Low tunnels are temporary structures designed to cover a single row of plants. They are made of plastic sheeting draped over hoops. Low tunnels protect crops from rain and extend the growing season. Learn how to build and install a low tunnel for your crops.

Javier Fernandez-Salvador, Erica Chernoh, Avery Pheil, Ken Poblador, Tessa Barker | Nov 2025 | OSU Extension Catalog

Growing strawberries in your home garden

Here's how to plant strawberries, fertilize them and solve the common problems that plague many gardeners. Learn which type bears fruit when.

Bernadine Strik, Emily Dixon, Amy Jo Detweiler, Erica Chernoh, Nicole Sanchez | Nov 2024 | OSU Extension Catalog

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