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Pacific Tree Frog having a nap in a zinnia out in Pacific Tree Frog having a nap in a zinnia out in the garden. . #pacifictreefrog #zinnia
Two recent log type baskets Katherine made from ou Two recent log type baskets Katherine made from our farm grown willows. These two are mostly woven with Salix purpurea ‘Dark Dicks’ and Salix x fragilis ‘Natural Red’ which is one of those countless hybrids that have bright yellow stems with red tips when growing but dry in the reddish-orange-brown range. These two are in about 20-21 inches in diameter and 14-15 inches tall not including the handles. Strong baskets that will last awhile. . #willowbaskets #willowbasketmaker #katherinelewis #dunbargardens #farmtobasket #basketsmadetobeused #skagitgrown #skagitmade #skagitvalley #willowweaving #basketry #americancraft #madeinwashington
Willow picnic basket that Katherine made for a cou Willow picnic basket that Katherine made for a couple getting married today. . #willowbasket #picnicbasket #basketsmadetoorder #willowbasketmaker #katherinelewis #dunbargardens #farmtobasket #skagitvalley
I had to post one photo of tomatoes in a willow ba I had to post one photo of tomatoes in a willow basket before they finish. Peak season always comes a little late in our cool climate.
Katherine walking through the garden. Katherine walking through the garden.
Organic pest control at its best. A common flycatc Organic pest control at its best. A common flycatcher called a Western Wood-Pewee nabs a cabbage white butterfly. They were using the willow bean pole trellis as a perch to swoop down and get the butterflies which are working my fall and winter brassicas planted nearby. . #birdsonthefarm #westernwoodpewee #willowbeanpoles #dunbargardens #skagitvalley
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