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Planted: - 4:45 p.m. 4/6/2010
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I have planted red onions, Walla Walla sweet onions, leeks, red potatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, brocoli, a row of De Caen Anemenies along the front and two dahlias by the LewisRiver.com sign. Lots of spaces left.
Noel Johnson
- Woodand, WA
Noel@lewisriver.com
http://www.lewisriver.com
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what's blooming now... - 10:16 p.m. 4/1/2010
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Just a heads's-up on what we have blooming in our garden near SE Portland. Tulips,pansies,primroses,Spanish Bluebells (wood hyathiths),johnny-jump-ups,rock phlox,drwarf irises, and Japanese Kerria.(The daffodils are almost entirely spent).
The sweet sugar-snap peas are about 5 inches tall.
-Carolyn
Carolyn Lehl
- milwaukie, Oregon
songofjoy@q.com
www.johnson-bell.com
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Community Garden is Ready - 6:46 p.m. 3/28/2010
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The field has been tilled and the plots have been marked out so. LETS START PLANTING.
John Stark
- Woodland,Wa.
stark9557@comcast.net
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Sweet peas. - 6:21 p.m. 2/1/2010
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deers - 1:51 p.m. 10/22/2009
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And what can I use or hang or whatever to stop the deer from eating the buds and tender shoots off my rose bushes? They come by about every two weeks and eat off the edible leaves, etc., and I have no roses at all to enjoy = help!
Andy Dickey
- Kalama, WA
mousey1060@aol.com
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tomatoes - 4:30 p.m. 9/28/2009
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Our tomatoes are doing fine BUT when they are picked and ripe, the skins are very tough to eat. Friends also have this problem, what can we do next year to improve the skin so it is edible and we do not hav to peel them every time??
Andy
- Kalama
mousey1060!aol.com
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First big tomatos - 9:16 p.m. 8/7/2009
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I just got a very nice red ripe beefsteak tomato from my garden. I also got a yellow one and have been getting little round orange ones for a couple of weeks now. The orange ones are about the size of a golf ball and are fully ripe. They don't get red at all.The yellow ones are about the size of an apple and are yellow when ripe. All of them tasty!
Carolyn Johnson-Bell
- Milwaukie,OR
songofjoy@q.com
www.johnson-bell.com
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Zucchini. - 6:50 p.m. 6/7/2009
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Zucchini Growth - 8:51 a.m. 6/7/2009
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If my zucchini spread out to far can I cut the ends of the runners off to stop the outword growth?
John Stark
- Woodland
stark9557@comcast.net
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Volunteers at the garden - 3:34 p.m. 5/20/2009
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Several volunteers worked to install irrigation pipes at the Woodland Community Garden on May 20, 2009. Special recognition and thank you to Max Halberg of Northwest Electric. Dennis Ripp went to Max's business place (Northeast Electric 360.225.7004) to enquire about renting a ditch digger. "If it is for the Community Garden I will be happy to come over and do the work for you." Max replied. That is the Woodland Community Spirit in action. Thanks to all that help. http://www.lewisriver.com/woodland/gardening/community/
Noel Johnson
- Woodland, WA
Noel@lewisriver.com
http://www.lewisriver.com/woodland/gardening/community/
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