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| October 2007
Chasing
the Rain: A Mushroom Treasure Hunt
Basic Propagation with Natives Session One: 9 am - noon Session Two: 1 pm - 4 pm Continuing
Bonsai
Homemade Wine and Mead Garden beauty is not dependent on season and space! Join Ramona
as she shares her passion for containers, answering the challenge
of the cool months. Basic maintenance and strong design elements
are essential for creating interesting and elegant displays for
winter interest. A weathered urn or a native basalt column can be transformed
into an elegant recirculating water feature with a minimum of
effort. Annie Beadle, Education Coordinator at Hughes Water Gardens,
will share her enthusiasm, artistic eye, and years of experience
to help you realize your own vision. Take home practical information
about pump choices, sources and appropriate materials, as well
as design tips for a fashionable, beautiful garden feature. Beauty and Mystery of Big Lava Bed We may not have miles of hardwood forests such as grace parts
of the east coast, but we have a wealth of fall color if you know
where to look! The Gifford-Pinchot National Forest in SW Washington
is a rich and varied landscape - in the fall vine maples, dogwoods,
huckleberries, cottonwoods and more can put on a magnificent show.
We've timed this hike in hopes of enjoying the best that a Northwest
fall has to offer. First, we'll explore a section of the mysterious
Big Lava Bed, and then head out along a segment of the Pacific
Crest Trail for a moderate hike and interesting outing. |
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