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16586 Dunbar Road Mount Vernon, WA 98273
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Pulling some weeds in the willows for #salixsunday Pulling some weeds in the willows for #salixsunday . Found some insects as well. Second photo is an interesting lady beetle type insect on a Salix Americana leaf. Anyone ever see one like it? Edit: Found out it is a Calligrapha philadelphica, dogwood leaf beetle. 🤔 Next is a more typical red lady beetle on Salix purpurea. Third one is a soldier beetle which is also a beneficial insect to have around. . #coppice #basketrywillows #salix #dunbargardens #skagitvalley #skagitgrown #ladybeetle #soldierbeetle
Bewick’s Wrens nesting in the barn. They used th Bewick’s Wrens nesting in the barn. They used this old Barn Swallow nest again this year. Last year when they ‘moved in’ they raised two broods of five. There are five nestlings again this time around. . #birdsonthefarm #bewickswren #dunbargardens #skagitvalley #skagitbirds
Testing out a new willow gathering basket in the a Testing out a new willow gathering basket in the artichokes. . #willowbasket #farmtobasket #dunbargardens #skagitvalley
#salixsunday #ladybeetles #salixsunday #ladybeetles
Running a wheel hoe down the row of some newly pla Running a wheel hoe down the row of some newly planted willow cuttings. I shipped the last willow cuttings orders this week. I started in early February and finished about 15 weeks later. Such a large country there are probably customers with cuttings much further along than mine and some who haven’t even planted yet. Thanks to everyone who has ordered. #willowcuttings #dunbargardens
It’s always fun to receive a photo of one of Kat It’s always fun to receive a photo of one of Katherine’s willow baskets in use. A recent customer sent this one of her greenhouse harvest.
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