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Woods Rose
A superb native rose, Rosa woodsii (woods rose) has rose-pink flowers in early June. The bright red hips persist throughout winter, and are used as food by birds. A fast grower, the Wood’s Rose quickly reaches 4.’ This rose will survive in the harsh conditions from the Rocky Mountains through the Cascades, USDA zones 4-6. It…
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Idaho Fescue
Idaho fescue is native to the short-grass prairie habitat. It can be used in a xeriscape design along with Buffalo grass and Blue grama. Adding junipers, Rabbit brush and Sage, enhances such a design without compromising low maintenance. Many types of fescues need frequent dividing, however Idaho fescue is an exception and can survive years…
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Japanese Maple
The Japanese Maple has got to be one of my favorite all time trees for many reasons. It may be a red glow between downtown walls in autumn, a flash of green in spring, a sculpture to catch the snow in winter. It can provide a soft presence in a small front yard or command attention…
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Daylilies in Central Oregon
Another sure fire common plant you will see in Central Oregon are daylilies. Daylilies are rugged, adaptable, vigorous perennials that endure in a garden for many years with little or no care. Daylilies adapt to a wide range of soil and light conditions. They establish quickly, grow vigorously, and survive winters with little or no…
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Spring Has Sprung!!
Well, it looks as if Spring has officially arrived in Central Oregon! Now is the perfect time to get your yard looking great. Whether you need a general lawn clean-up, debris removal, or thatch and aeration, we can help. Often times starting up irrigation systems reveals leaks or faulty irrigation heads, we can fix that! OrganicScapes, INC. is…
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soaker hoses vs. drip irrigation
Drip irrigation uses flexible plastic tubing with tiny holes or “emitters” that slowly drip water into the soil. Although drip irrigation can be a little more time consuming in both installing and maintaining you will find that it is much more efficient then the soaker hose, using less water (depending on size and quantity of…
