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How to trim - 4:10 p.m. 11/11/2012
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Greetings, I'm a new home owner in Woodland, WA. I have a
well established, huge hydrangea in my yard. I'm
wondering how to prune it to control it's size.
What time of year do I prune? Do I just trim it
back, or do I cut some stalks completely away? Also, I have a bunch of rose bushes. What is the
best way to prune these and what time of year? How about blueberries? Thank you.
New home owner
- Woodland, WA
marakas85@gmail.com
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - 3:22 p.m. 4/18/2012
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Woodland WA, April 18, 2011 – The City of Woodland has opened its Community Gardens for the 2012 season. The public is invited to rent a plot to fulfill their gardening needs. Rental includes a 20x20 lot and on-site water. The gardens are accessible from April 1st through October 31st. Organic gardening is preferred. The Community Garden fees are as follows: · City Residents 62 & Over $30.00 · City Residents Under 62 $40.00 · Non-Residents $50.00 Please contact the Clerk-Treasurer’s office at (360) 225-8281 for any additional information. Applications can be picked up at the City Hall Annex located at 230 Davidson, Woodland, WA
Noel Johnson
- Woodland, WA
Noel@lewisriver.com
www.lewisriver.com
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how do we join? - 11:12 a.m. 3/11/2012
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we would like to know how to join the
woodland gardening club. we are buying
some property in kalama wash. and will
be planting flowers, trees, and a
garden on this 2 acres. thank you
bernadine baum
- 1548 n.e. river rd #108 longview, wash. 98632
baumbernadine@yahoo.com
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starting a garden - 10:57 p.m. 12/24/2011
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im wanting to start practicing permaculture and substainability. I have half an acre to work with and was wondering if i could get a list of native or local produce to plant and where to obtain seeds bulbs or starts that i will need. im trying to get my family about 12 of us local, into living more substainably, hopefully the neighbors can benefit from the extra product if it goes smoothly.
codey miller
- woodland, wa
theese6things@hotmail.com
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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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