There is no public speaker for our November 18 meeting. This is a private club member’s only event – we will be making floral arrangements for the winter. Our next public meeting with a free speaker will be on January 27, 2027, 1pm-3pm. Speaker yet To Be Determined soon! See you next year! Our meetings …
The garden club has been pruning the 65+ year old rhododendrons around the Camas Post Office’s flagpole so they are shaped more like “trees”! This is a more “formal” look that will allow the plants to have blossoms every spring and keep the plants healthier with better air flow. Plus, if your kids check out …
There is no public speaker for our November 18 meeting; this meeting is a private member’s only event. NO December 2026 meeting. See you at our next open to the public meeting and speaker on January 27, 2027, 1pm-3pm. Speaker yet To Be Determined (TBD)! We hope to reschedule the Hummingbird talk later in the fiscal …
Here are the schedules of farmer’s markets in southwest Washington, USA for the Winter through Summer of 2026. (Please drop us a line if you know about others or find a mistake – is La Center still having a Farmer’s Market?) Battle Ground Farmer’s Market (Indoors) Saturdays 10am-2pm (through Nov 21st) 15 NE Grace Avenue …
I’m out in my garden at 6:00 a.m. To do battle with slug and snail. Armoured with gloves and booted feet To search for their clear, sticky trail. Under every leaf, rock and stick, I poke my bottle of spray, For no place of hiding can be left unturned In the quest of slimy …
Mark your calendars! Join the “Greater Portland Iris Society” for their beardless Iris plant sale featuring: Siberian, Japanese, Spuria, and many other Species Irises for the garden. There is an iris for all aspects of the garden from wet-to-dry, and sun-to-shade. Many have very handsome grass-like foliage during the summer months (some are even evergreen during … Continue reading
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
