Northwest Horticultural Society Lecture
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The Latest at the P-Patch
The pavers are laid, the foundation is done and now it is time to build the shed! 
George Tracy is getting ready to put our water lines in.
Sandy Pernitz at Department of Neighborhoods will begin assigning plots March 30.
We have two ramps and a stairway built from the upper garden to the lower garden.
This week end will be exceptionally productive and all hands are needed! Please join us. Soup is served at noon.
Work Parties, Saturday March 2 and Sunday March 3
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Projects
- Dig holes and plant 100 plants along the south fence and some huckleberries in the common area
- Frame the shed
- Spread mulch on the beds and cover with burlap
- Spread chips on the paths that are not yet covered
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February 26, 2013 at 8:02 am magnoliamanorpark Leave a comment
Another Weekend, Another Show! With More to Come!
February 9 – 10 was another productive weekend thanks to the 12 amazing volunteers that showed up. Erik Gundersen’s fabulous plans for our shed are being implemented. We have about 2/3 of the pavers laid for the shed and community area.
The retaining wall started the week-end of February 2nd is almost complete with back fill of pea gravel. We are having more concrete blocks delivered this week and will start the next retaining wall. The blocks are smaller and should be easier to handle.
Salmon Bay Sand and Gravel has donated six cubic yards of pea gravel, and given us 50% off on all other materials we order. Mutual Materials has joined in helping by providing a great price cut on the pavers and other materials we needed to lay the pavers.
And thanks to Ann for delivering her wonderful soup on Saturday, and to Susan for her wonderful soup on Sunday.
Please let us know if you would like to make and deliver food for the volunteers. It counts as volunteer hours. We eat standing up and it really makes a difference!
Please do not feel that you need a special skill to join us. There are many things to be done! And shoveling pea gravel and mulch and moving it with wheel barrows is important!
Reminder: Please turn in all your volunteer hours through January 31. Please contact Sharon Knoll if you have any questions.
Upcoming Work Party Projects:
- February 16 and 17 10:00 – 2:00Moving leaf mulch to plots and covering with burlap
Complete laying pavers
Possibly begin foundation for shed Break up soil that is holding water - We will be having work parties every weekend until we are finished. We project this will take another five weekends.










