Our favorite fruit stand which sells icecream; always the excuse to stop,
also sells plants. CHEAP!

I picked up a variegated Dog Wood tree (about 3' high) for 12 bucks!
Hurray! Now I just have to figure out where to plant it....

I live in Western Washington. Are there any particulars about Dog Woods
that are handy to know?
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Sing as if no one were listening,
And live every day as if it were your last.

Kari wrote:

Our favorite fruit stand which sells icecream; always the excuse to stop,
also sells plants. CHEAP!

I picked up a variegated Dog Wood tree (about 3' high) for 12 bucks!
Hurray! Now I just have to figure out where to plant it....

I live in Western Washington. Are there any particulars about Dog Woods
that are handy to know?

I don't know anything about Dogwoods, but I'd sure like to know
where in western Wa. this ice cream/cheap plants stand is!

Thanks,


--
Julie
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The Dugualla Bay Farms; its on the north end of Whidbey Island in the
Dugualla Bay Flats. Not too quiet though, right in the pathway of the Navy
airstrip.

--
Dance as if no one were watching,
Sing as if no one were listening,
And live every day as if it were your last.

"Julie" wrote in message
...
Kari wrote:

Our favorite fruit stand which sells icecream; always the excuse to
stop,
also sells plants. CHEAP!

I picked up a variegated Dog Wood tree (about 3' high) for 12 bucks!
Hurray! Now I just have to figure out where to plant it....

I live in Western Washington. Are there any particulars about Dog Woods
that are handy to know?

I don't know anything about Dogwoods, but I'd sure like to know
where in western Wa. this ice cream/cheap plants stand is!

Thanks,


--
Julie
http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/AlbumList?u=3008861

Kari wrote:

The Dugualla Bay Farms; its on the north end of Whidbey Island in the
Dugualla Bay Flats. Not too quiet though, right in the pathway of the Navy
airstrip.


Thanks Kari. I'm in Lynnwood, so it's probably too far to go for
ice cream.


--
Julie
http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/AlbumList?u=3008861

Hey! It's a gorgeous drive over Deception Pass! It makes the ice cream all
that much more worth it!

--
Dance as if no one were watching,
Sing as if no one were listening,
And live every day as if it were your last.

"Julie" wrote in message
...
Kari wrote:

The Dugualla Bay Farms; its on the north end of Whidbey Island in the
Dugualla Bay Flats. Not too quiet though, right in the pathway of the
Navy
airstrip.


Thanks Kari. I'm in Lynnwood, so it's probably too far to go for
ice cream.


--
Julie
http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/AlbumList?u=3008861

they like water. they do well in sun up north. they get big.

"Kari" wrote:
I live in Western Washington. Are there any particulars about Dog Woods
that are handy to know?



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On Sat, 21 Jun 2003 10:23:06 -0700, Julie typed
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Kari wrote:

Our favorite fruit stand which sells icecream; always the excuse to stop,
also sells plants. CHEAP!

I picked up a variegated Dog Wood tree (about 3' high) for 12 bucks!
Hurray! Now I just have to figure out where to plant it....

I live in Western Washington. Are there any particulars about Dog Woods
that are handy to know?

I don't know anything about Dogwoods, but I'd sure like to know
where in western Wa. this ice cream/cheap plants stand is!

Thanks,


You can't do this if you're buying a potted dogwood, but I know that
when you dig one up in the wild you want to mark it so that you can
replant it in the same orientation. IE mark north on the trunk.

For some reason this helps a LOT with dogwood vitality, and I've had
old-timers tell me that it's helpful with other trees and shrubs as
well. Makes sense, if you think about it.

JulieB in KY

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