The annual Plant Sale of the Master Gardener Foundation of Clark County & WSU’s is over. We hope you had a chance to visit it and will attend next year’s plant sale! MORE INFO (including plant sale lists, maps & sign up info): Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/MasterGardenerFoundationOfClarkCounty Website: https://clark.mastergardenerfoundation.org/plant-sale/ Continue reading
The Annual Hulda Klager Lilac plant sale – April 20 through May 12, 2024, 10am-4pm daily has concluded. They are still open for visiting the gardens. See their website for latest info: https://lilacgardens.com/news/today/ Continue reading
The Clark County, Washington High School Plant Sales are almost at and end. May 18 (Saturday) at Battle Ground High School is the LAST ONE this season! Here’s a list gathered from the Battle Ground, Vancouver and Woodland Public School Districts. Please check their Websites for more details including PLANT SALE LISTS! May 18 (Saturday): … Continue reading
The club’s General Meeting on April 24, 1-3pm, is all about getting ready for our annual PLANT SALE taking place in May! There is NO SPEAKER at this meeting; the meeting is held in our usual location – the Camas Community Center’s Ballroom, 1718 SE 7th Ave., Camas, WA 98607. The club’s Plant Sale Committee … Continue reading
SW Washington, USA area now has 6 FREE SEED LIBRARIES: 5 FVRL library branches and the Longview Library has one, as well! You may both DONATE and TAKE HOME seeds from these libraries! Remember, some seeds should be sown in fall – especially some flowers – it is “nature’s way” for the seed heads to … Continue reading
The Naturescapers Annual Bare Root Trees, Shrubs & Perennial Plants Sale is THIS WEEKEND – April 27 (11-4) and April 28 (10-3)! Also, the CASEE high school students are having THEIR annual Native Plant Sale in the large greenhouse at the same property location: 11000 NE 149th St, Brush Prairie, WA 98606 Their PLANT LIST … Continue reading
Do you know there is an invasive worm, dubbed the “jumping worm” (because of its unique movements) that is now in the USA? They easily spread from infested gardens, plants and pots! Learn more about how to detect and destroy them from Oregon State University (OSU) Extension. “Digging, dividing and sharing plants with friends? Now … Continue reading
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