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grandchild, arts wood shop teacher in She
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BREAKFAST
every
SUNDAY morning.
A full menu to choose
from which includes
coffee & juice.
Everyone welcome.
9:00 am to 11:00 am
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Ihad the pleasure of
being invited to the
home of a husband-
and-wife Master Gar-
dener team for
a dedication of a
bronze sculpture
in memory of
their son, David,
who gave his life
for our country
overseas. These
truly wonderful
people have been
toiling for over a
decade in an ef-
fort to turn their
Lake Isabella property
into a garden retreat for
veterans suffering the
effects of war.
I've been dropping
by from time to time
to get updates on their
progress. It's interest-
ing that several years
ago, their garden was on
the garden tour and if
you'd visited then, you
wouldn't even believe
it's the same garden to-
day. The best way I can
describe the splendor
that Dave and Karen
have achieved is that it
is a masterpiece. What
By JEANNE
REHWALDT
makes it especially no-
table is that Karen de-
signed the entire garden
and Dave contributed
blood, sweat
and tears. With
minimal con-
tracted services
- for placing
large granite
obelisks and
pond features
-- this truly is
a project they
should be proud
off Their pride
and joy comes
across as they take you
around to the different
"garden rooms." Karen
has developed a love of
roses and has too many
to count. Trees, large
and small are strategi-
cally placed to fool the
visitor into believing
they've been there for
decades.
As I leave the WSU
Master Gardener pro-
gram to concentrate - or
more accurately, spread
my work across the
county into every sector
that is connected with
health -- I will continue
to enjoy the
I've made
ing to and 1
these wond
Gardener v
If you lo,
and are lo0
unteer opp~
around the
friendships
'hile teach-
earning from
rful Master
lunteers.
,e to garden
ring for vol-
,rtunities
county, you
may be sur rised to
learn that t~ere are sev-
eral projeet looking for
volunteers. IHOPE Gar-
den, located just across
the street from Mason
General Hdspital, will
begin its st
ship cours~
school stud
working in
teaching g~
communit)
and selling
their effort
ton Farmel
The Pac
west Salmt
Belfair
mmer leader-
soon. High
ents will be
the garden,
xdening to "
members
the fruit of
B at the Shel-
's Market.
Lfic North-
m Center in
a pea patch
communit garden and
really larg hoop house
where foodlis grown and
some of it sold at the
Belfair SatUrday Mar-
ket. They ~re in need of
volunteersI especially
in August ~vhen the two
1
Saturday, July 9
The Mason County Master Gardeners are pleased
tO once again host a local garden tour.
~" iSpend a lovely day visiting six beautiful
gardens out in the Union area.
Tour hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Ticket price is $12 or 2 for $20 Tours are self<
Tickets can be purchased at the Master Gardeners
g pink Garden Tour signs) garden owners
or at these local businesses on hand to
Lynch Creek Floral in Shelton your questions.
Tozier's Ace Hardware in Shelton Call 426-9845 fo
Brilliant Moon in Shelton
Union City Market in Union more informatior
Hunter Farms in Union
Laurie's Gifts in Hoodsport
Shelton Farmers' Market -Saturdays
but
be
AmeriCorps members
- Kelly and Zoe -- com-
plete their term of ser-
vice. Squaxin Island and
Skokomish tribes have
been installing gardens
with an emphasis on
native traditional foods
and plants as medicine.
A new teaching garden
has been built between
CHOICE High School
and Evergreen Elemen-
tary - another place to
volunteer in a garden
and make a difference
by teaching the love of
gardening to a new gen-
eration.
My goal as Master
Gardener program coor-
dinator ~vas to increase
the number of collective
food garden opportuni-
ties in the county. I cer-
tainly can't take credit
for all these gardens,
but rd like to think that
my work played a small
role in energizing the
community to get up
off their couches and go
play outside! If you'd
like information about
how to connect with any
of these gardens, or if
you know of others not
mentioned, please con-
tact me at movingm
asonforward@gmall.com
or 427-9670, ext. 543.
See you in the garden.
• Jeanne Rehwaldt
can be reached at
427-9670, ext. 543, or
movingmasonforward@
gmail.com.