Date: Saturday May 27th Place: Clackamas Community Club 15711 SE 90 Ave, Clackamas, OR Time: 12 noon to 4 pm Open to Public Free! Come and enjoy an American Iris Society cut floral show. Seen will be many of the different species and classes of the iris family that can be grown here in the …
Our 2023 Plant Sale is over. We thank you for coming! We hope to see you next year, the first Saturday after Mother’s day on May 18th, 2024. – Community Garden Club of Camas/Washougal. For more info about the club, how to join and the fun things we do, please check our website or Facebook …
Clark Public Utilities District is having their first “Pollinator Festival” June 24, 10am-4pm and YOU ARE INVITED! Free, fun and informative for the entire family! WHEN: June 24, 2023, 10am-4pm WHERE: Clark PUD’s Operation Center at 8600 NE 117th Ave, Vancouver, WA ” Festival visitors will be able to talk with pollinator experts, see live …
It’s a potluck! May 24, 2023, 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 and is a potluck! Members are encouraged to bring a dessert, entree, side dish …
No more SPEAKERS are planned for fiscal year 2022-2023. Our last meeting (this fiscal year before the summer break) is May 24, noon-2pm and IT WILL BE A POTLUCK! (One hour earlier than usual.) Members please bring something you like to share; coffee & tea will be provided. Guests are welcome. Our meetings are free …
Free seeds are available at the Washougal and the White Salmon branches of the Fort Vancouver Regional Library AND also at the Longview library! If you have extra seeds, you can donate back INTO the libraries, too! Thank you to the Washougal and White Salmon FVRL (Fort Vancouver Regional Library) branches for hosting the seed …
Where are some public community gardens (rent a plot) in Clark County, Washington state, USA? Sizes, prices and locations vary. Camas, WA: there are two: Benton Park, near Drake & 15th Av. & near the southwest corner of 5th Ave & Garfield. Contact the Camas City Parks and Rec department for more info. 360.834.530, WEBSITE: … Continue reading
Please join us January 25, 2023 for a FREE presentation when Anne Schuster speaks on “Noxious Weeds & Invasive Plants in the Garden”. Anne Schuster received her Masters of Conservation Science from the University of Queensland, in Brisbane, Australia, and her Bachelors of Science & Art from the Evergreen State College, in Olympia, Washington. Before … Continue reading
The hardy members of the Community Garden Club of Camas/Washougal completed planting 750 more daffodil bulbs at the Washougal Waterfront Park and trailhead at 56 S. 1st, Washougal, Washington last weekend. Nearly 6000 bulbs are beginning to POP up – Feb 12, 2023! This lovely public park is on the north side of the Columbia … Continue reading
The “Community Garden Club of Camas Washougal’s” November meeting is ONE WEEK EARLY Nov 16th, starting at 1pm, to avoid conflict with the Thanksgiving holiday. We will be making floral arrangements for the holidays! The club will provide oasis and some flowers. Please bring a vase or other container plus your shears, ribbons and any … Continue reading
Join us for a 30-minute informative lesson on the proper care and maintenance of your garden tools. Bring a favorite gardening tool that you would like to know how to care for. Stan will bring a tool, likely a hand clipper, he’ll demonstrate with. The presentation starts around 1:30pm and lasts about a half an hour … Continue reading
ANNUAL Greater Portland Iris Society Beardless Plant Sale! Venue Portland Nursery Stark Street, 5050 SE STARK, Portland, Oregon. September 17-18, Time 9-4. Iris plants to be found at the sale: Siberian, Japanese, Spuria, assorted Species and Species-Crosses. The workhorse of the perennial garden, the Siberian iris, can be found in many colors. The foliage, knee … Continue reading
Problems with Apple Maggots in your apples or pears? Amazingly, “footies” wrapped around the young fruit, and left on while they develop into full sized fruit, helps reduce damage to apples and pears! One of our club members heard about this method and tried it and it works great! She put over 200 footies on … Continue reading
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