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Tag Archives: Northwest
It’s alive…IT’S ALIVE!
I can’t help but notice in my quest for Native Northwest Plant material that if I CAN find it in a standard nursery, then usually there isn’t very much of it–and it’s often rather expensive. It has to come from somewhere…but … Continue reading
Posted in DIY, Family Activity, Native Plants
Tagged Germination, Native Plants, Northwest, Seeds
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Over to the dark side
Saturday morning we went to the Washington Native Plant Society Sale at the Bellevue Botannical Garden. I had met some members the previous week at another event: while discussing my difficulty in finding a particular plant and explaining my restrictive … Continue reading
It’s all in your head
Yard work. Those are words that conjure unpleasant images: a chore, a slog. Anyone who has a yard can do yard work. Fire up the mower, hack the top off that tree so the missus can see out the window, … Continue reading