Beans and more! Learn and grow!

Peas and beans are fun projects for kids. They grow fast and are easy to track. They are also easy to harvest and prepare for dinner. Keeping our kids involved in our gardens teaches them to be self sufficient and helps develop an appreciation for the work that goes into the food we eat. 

Plant a bean garden, watch it grow, pick the beans and pea pods, and make a salad or side dish! Have fun and GROW!

More than gardens!

Yard games are played on lazy summer evenings, with family and friends. Yard games are played at formal gathering - weddings, birthday celebrations, company gatherings and high school or college graduation celebrations!

We can help you organize the fun!

Smoothies in your garden?

What do you put in your smoothies? Some prefer green, some like orange. Do you use fruit? Veggies? Fiber? Protein?
Here are a few options for your smoothie garden!!

Warnings and Welcome signs!

We get requests for many types of welcome signs, and just as many 'beware' warning signs.

What sign would you like for your property?

How does your garden grow?

With silver bells and cockle shells and pretty maids all in a row?

How ever you grow your garden, we've got the signs for you!

Mark your butterfly garden, your herb garden, your flower garden and your vegetable garden with the handmade, hand painted row markers.

Garden Beds

It's that time of year. The days are getting longer. The air is a bit warmer. The tiny green buds are starting to show on the trees. 

Have you started prepping your garden? Do you want a way to simply mark your beautifully tended rows of new seedlings? We've got your solution! 

Getting Ready For SPRING!

We are working hard in the shop! 

Cutting wood for stakes!

Cut and ready! Let's make some signs!

Here is my first attempt to reach out and share the behind workings from the inside of my little workshop. Hello my name is Tarra Hartlauer I am the soul proprietor and "Craftswoman" here at The Common Sign. I work here at my home which has two outside shops, here in the beautiful valley just on the edge of Eugene Oregon.