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Class title: Achieving realistic surface textures of fruits Instructor: Crystal Shin Date: Sep 15 to Oct 13; 5 sessions- Tuesday evenings Time: 6:30-8:30 pm Texture is one of the key components—and...

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See our helpful tips for planting a California native garden that thrives!

greatplantpicks.org

great plant picks is an educational program of the elisabeth c. miller botanical garden, recommending outstanding plants for gardeners living west of the cascade mountains from eugene, oregon, usa to vancouver, british columbia, canada.

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Although these plants are not available to order this season, we left the profiles up so that everyone can still access growing tips and information. Enjoy!

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What comes to mind when you think of pollinators? Bees and butterflies? Hummingbirds? Maybe even flies, beetles, or mosquitoes? Wasps, bats, ants, and even humans can all play a role in pollination. How many of these have you seen in your garden this year?‘Pollinator’ refers to anything that helps transfer pollen from the stamen (the male part of a plant) to the stigma (female part) of the same or another plant. The movement of pollen is essential for the plant’s fertilization process and leads to the production of fruits and seeds. Pollination allows for plants to produce enough seeds for dispersal and propagation and to maintain genetic diversity. Regular visits from pollinators also contribute to larger, more flavorful fruits and higher crop yields. Without our pollinating allies, roughly 80% of crop plants worldwide would not survive.Since recording began at the end of the 20th century, we have seen massive decline across most pollinator species with causes ranging from loss of habitat to the overuse of chemicals. At the same time, the United States has lost over 150 million acres of native habitat and farmland to urban sprawl and development. With this development comes the largest monoculture in our country: the manicured lawn- of which we have over 40 million acres. With this human dominated landscaping, we have left natural spaces too few and far between to support diverse ecosystems for wildlife.BUT there is good news! Though systemic policy change is what will make the most impactful long-term difference, each of us can support our local pollinators with the strategic use of native plants in our landscaping. Native plants are species that have naturally evolved in a specific region, without human intervention. This means that native plants have also evolved alongside the pollinator population, making them the best source of food and shelter. Filling our gardens with native trees, shrubs and flowers can make our yards essential hubs for local biodivers

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Shipping and Tracking Question: Can I get tracking on my order? Answer: Yes, when we create the shipping label for your order you will receive an automatic email with tracking information so you can track your package after it ships. Question: Will you notify me when my order ships? Answer: Yes, […]

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information about the native conifers of oregon and washington

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