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ADDRESS |
| Akau, Kalama |
61415 Elder Ridge |
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| Akerblom, Kimmo |
1569 NW Galveston Ave |
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| Arnold Irrigation |
19604 Buck Canyon |
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| Ball, Tina |
63150 Peale St |
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| Bean, Mike |
99 NE Hillcrest |
Madras |
| Bean, Suzi |
622 East Grandview Lane |
Culver |
| Bickler, Jim |
61481 Tam MacArthur |
Bend |
| Black, Jared |
3310 NW Panorama Dr |
Bend |
| Bristow, Gabe |
61275 Shannon Ct |
Bend |
| Brown, Nick |
2463 Morningwood |
Bend |
| Brubaker, Robert |
3338 NW Windwood Way |
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| Butterfield, Bob |
856 NW Haleakala |
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| Carrico, Tom |
1195 NW Remarkable |
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| Chiddix, Stacy |
Personal Res, Duplex |
CRR and Madras |
| Christiansen, Mark |
2784 NW Fairway Heights |
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| Christoffersen, Sherry |
62000 Byram Rd |
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| Clark, Joy |
63126 Riverstone |
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| Cortis, Steve |
21094 Ann Margaret Dr, 1085 SW Ellen Hurst Pl |
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| Cowan, Wayne |
3225 Fairway Heights |
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| Cox, Karen |
1690 NW Davenport |
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Rosy Glow Japanese Barberry Rosy Glow Japanese Barberry (berberbis thunbergii 'rosy glow') Can grow 4-6 ft tall and wide. New ...
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Weeding 101 Keeping weeds from getting started is easier than getting rid of them. The following are a few tips to follow:
1. The first Rule of Thumb: Don't let weeds go to seed. Each weed plant can produce hundreds, even thousands of seeds. If weeds are removed from the garden and placed in the compost heap before they go to seed, their thousands of seeds won't be added to the garden.
2. Use weed-free mulches such as clean straw, bark mulch or grass clippings.
3. In the spring, after preparing the soil for planting, let it set for 7 to 10 days then work the surface of the soil with a hoe. This will slice off the newly emerged weed seedlings. If you have time before planting, let the soil rest another week or so and hoe again.
4. Don't add fresh (seed-filled) animal manure directly to the garden. Compost it first in a compost pile that reaches temperatures of at least 150 degrees F.
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