Have fun at the 21st Annual Camas Plant & Garden Fair held in beautiful, historic downtown Camas on Saturday, May 12, 2018, 9 AM to 4 PM! Here’s just some of what you’ll find: Plants, herbs, hanging baskets Tools, iron works Wind chimes, art Kid zone Gardening experts Food vendors AND MORE! Want more info? Website: http://cwplantfair.org/ and … Continue reading
TWO, count ’em, TWO FREE back-to-back composting classes this coming Saturday, May 5th, at the CASEE center in Brush Prairie taught by Master Composter/Recyclers (MCR) . 9am-11am – Backyard Composting 11am-1pm – Lasagna Compost Garden More info and pre-register for one or both here: ClarkCountyComposts.org [Image: ClarkCountyComposts.org] Continue reading
PRICES DROPPED on remaining trees $5 apiece, shrubs $3 apiece and perennials $1 apiece! These are the LAST of the Naturescapers’ plants for 2018 Bare Root Trees, Shrubs & Perennials Plant Sale from last week. Most of the trees and shrubs are “bare root” so you’ll need to plant them or heal them in temporarily. … Continue reading
The CASEE High School students will be having a Pacific Northwest Native Plant and Vegetable sale (many tomatoes!) at the same location and time as the Naturescaper’s “Bare Root Trees, Shrubs and Perennial Sale” . WHEN: April 28 and 29, from 10am – 3pm WHERE: their greenhouses at 11000 NE 149th St., Brush Prairie, WA … Continue reading
The biggest Home & Garden event in Clark County is today, Saturday and Sunday! Looking for ideas? That perfect plant? FREE ADMISSION! $6 per vehicle parking. April 27, 28 & 29, 2018! For more info: https://www.clarkpublicutilities.com/event/home-garden-idea-fair [Image: Clark PUD website] Continue reading
The annual Bare Root & Perennial Plant Sale by the Naturescapers (keepers of the Wildlife Botanical Gardens in Brush Prairie, WA) happens the 28th and 29th of April, 10am-3pm. At the same time, the CASEE high school students, will be having their vegetable and Pacific Northwest Native Plant sale! WHERE: 1100 NE 149th St., Brush … Continue reading
Are you ready to can, or freeze or dehydrate all that good spring and summer food? Need a refresher class? Or a newbie just starting out? Want to become a master preserver? Have extra fish or game to preserve? The WSU extension is offering classes in a wide ranges preserving methods to help. Take one, … Continue reading
