One of our garden club members figured out how to keep raccoons out of her plum, cherry, and apple trees! She wrapped them in metal ducts 2” bigger than the tree trunks. Put the bottom of the duct about 1’foot above the ground, drill or punch a hole in the top and another at the … Continue reading
Our speaker for September 25th is Chad Harris, co-owner of Mt. Pleasant Iris Farm, a world class iris test garden, as well as the site of a National Display Garden of Japanese iris. Chad is a member of the American Iris Society and several sub-chapters of that society. He serves as a master garden judge, … Continue reading
Our second meeting for fiscal year 2024-25 is September 25, starting at 1pm with guest speaker Chad Harris, Mt. Pleasant Iris Farm and the topic is – IRISES! You may join our club at any of our public meetings. $12/yr OR at the Plant Sale. (NOTE: this fiscal year’s dues are due in August!) Application … Continue reading
The ‘Community Garden Club of Camas Washougal” participates in various beautification projects in the Camas/Washougal area. Did you know the garden club was established in 1941 and is still very active today with over a 100 members? Members help prune, water and tend roses and other plants at the Parker’s Landing Historical Park along with … Continue reading
“Stroll around beautiful gardens and enjoy nature with a sprinkling of art intertwined! Forty artists will be displaying and selling their creations at the Art in the Garden event July 14th from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm at NatureScaping’s Wildlife Botanical Gardens, 11000 NE 149th Street, Brush Prairie, Washington. This is a family friendly event, … Continue reading
It’s a potluck! May 22, 2024, Wednesday, NOON-2pm. (One hour earlier.) This is our last meeting for the fiscal year until August. It is at the Camas Community Center, 1718 SE 7th Ave., Camas, WA 98607. It will start at NOON (not the usual 1pm). Members are encouraged to bring a dessert, entree, side dish … Continue reading
Our 2024 Plant Sale is over. Thank you for your patronage this year and all the many years before! We appreciate your patience while you waited in line, searched for specific plants, explored the varieties and waited in yet another line to pay, then took your plants away with you. 🙂 Every year’s offerings are … Continue reading
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