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to see it all. I am one of those folks who like to have things on a full
screen!
Rock and Woodland Garden Pages  Our Weather Station Plus, my Personal Pages of Flying, Art, A Junk Mail Hall of Shame Page, All pages are personal and strictly non-commercial! New! Flaps, the family cat has a buddy, Monty |
Trillium luteum
New! July, '07 Garden Pictures
New! July, '07 Idaho Annual Meeting of the American Penstemon Society
New! Idaho Wildflower Pictures, Page Two
New ! Garden Pictures, April and May 2007
New ! Garden Pictures, May and June 2007
My first Cyclamen Page and Cyclamen Page Two , A Visit to Hansen Nursery
An Oregon April: Woodland Plants
Western Erythronium Species From Seed
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Visits to Collector's Nursery, October and November,
2002
Penstemon and Wild
Flowers on Mt. June, Western Oregon Cascades
Trilliums and Other Delights on Tidbits Mountain,
Western Oregon Cascades
Wildflower Hike on Bohemia Mountain, Western Oregon
Cascades, page 1
Wildflower Hike on Bohemia Mountain, page 2
Tidbits Mountain, Western Oregon Cascades
Seeds, seeds, seeds!
Penstemon davidsonii
| 2000 Updated Ephemeral Seed Exchange remains here for Educational Purposes |
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Penstemon hybrid
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Blooming in September, Colchicum autumnale is an easy-doer in my Western Oregon garden.
| Rock Garden Plants Database"contains 10820 species and is still growing. For each plant you will find here known synonyms of its name, short description, territory and altitude of its natural location, size, color, bloom, if it is calciphile (Ca+) or calciphobe (Ca-), its type (rosette etc.), cultivation and propagation." A remarkable resource indeed! |
| North American Rock Garden Society A must for the serious gardener. This group is not just about rock gardens, but instead extends to an amazing diversity of gardens and regions |
| Calendar updated for fall-winter 2006-2007!Emerald Chapter, NARGS, Eugene-Corvallis, Oregon |
The Scottish Rock Garden ClubWow, this page has a threaded discussion board! Highly recommended! |
| The Alpine Garden Society |
The biggest and best Alpine and Rock Garden Website: Alan Grainger's The Alpine Garden |
| The International Bulb Society is THE organization for bulb-lovers. The members discussion list, Bulb, is one of the finest garden lists on the 'net, although the emphasis is on warm-climate bulbs. |
| Here is a handy link if you plan to go hiking in Washington. The native Plant Society has published plant lists, Exploring the Native Plants of Washington |
| ALPINE-L, "The Electronic Rock Garden Society" |
Cornus canadensis photographed in the Western Cascades, Oregon, Pacific Northwest US.
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The author of this page does work for a living! Land surveying is wonderful work, with a new venue nearly every day. We have done surveying everywhere from urban construction sites to wilderness lands.
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