The “Community Garden Club of Camas Washougal” is having a summer picnic and meeting at Crown Park, 15th Ave & Everett St, Camas, WA! There will be plenty of time to visit, meet new folks, get to know the club, join the club, ask questions and sign up for open positions (we still have some … Continue reading
Its back! The annual “ART IN THE GARDEN” event is happening next Sunday, July 11, 2021 from 10am-4pm! Gardening and art. Free parking and entry! 25+ artists selling their creations all in the lovely venue of the 10 gardens! Map to the artists’ location, below! MORE INFO on this Naturescaping event can be found below: … Continue reading
The “Community Garden Club of Camas Washougal” is pleased to announce our first speaker of 2021, Stephanie Beach, co-owner of “One Earth Botanical Nursery” who will speak on “Creating Raised Garden Beds with Seasonal Interest”. (Speaker begins at NOON.) Stephanie will share her knowledge and methods on how to create new garden beds that, as … Continue reading
So, you’ve decided to SAVE your VEGETABLE SEEDS but, the plants that grow from the saved seeds don’t look exactly like what you expected. What’s up? It is the same reason that in a human family with a blue eyed parent and a brown eyed parent, some of the biological kids may have blue eyes, … Continue reading
Annual “Master Gardener Foundation” Spring Plant Sale will run from May 5 through May 15, 2021! Likely the biggest plant sale in Clark County! Pre-registration for shopping times required. Masks and social distancing required. For plant lists and to register go here: http://www.mgfcc.com/Events.html Look for the big BLUE box of info on the right hand … Continue reading
We regret to announce that our May 2021 Plant Sale has been canceled. We know this is a disappointment to our many customers, and our own members, too. We hope to be able to resume our regular activities as soon as possible. Because of the fluidity of the effects of the pandemic, we cannot reliably … Continue reading
Douglas W. Tallamy, an eminent professor in the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware, explains how adding native plants in our yards can bring back nature. He explains the connections between plants, insects and the creatures that thrive upon them create strong interconnected ecosystems. By landscaping with native plants in … Continue reading
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