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Biodynamic propagation of plants, plugs and
seeds. Ready for your gardens, pollinators,
restorations, hedgerows, or rain gardens.
Open by appointment most days
Open by appointment for this year. Order by phone, text, or email
EVENTS
Our ecoregion is very different from other parts of Oregon, in plant species, geology and climate, making it a challenge to find information to help you plan your project. At this workshop, participants will view a slideshow that demonstrates what has been done on local pollinator patch projects. We help you create a design in the workshop and you receive resources: plant lists, materials sources, and contacts for professional native plant gardeners to help. Registration is required. Send name and contact info to Darcy at -
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"Restoration of habitat, good for pollinators, good for the birds and good for the people." - Darcy Grahek
Past Events at
Johnson Creek Natural Area
On New Years Day in 2021
we planted 51 Western Red cedar and one Coastal Redwood along the chosen planting line. The area was walked by the City’s Public Works, the Parks and Recreation commision and an archeology representative from the KoKwell tribe, to assess conditions..
Ken Hall planting Red cedar
Trees were donated by Stillwater Natives Nursery in Bandon. Volunteers came out for the next 2 Green Fridays, 2022 and 2023 to plant flowering shrubs on the day after Thanksgiving. We call that day Green Friday and it is an excellent family activity. To learn how to get involved email Darcy at Stillwater Natives info@stillwaternativesnursery.com
In 2023, the City Planning Dep't held an open house to assess the public sentiment about how to use the former golf course. It was overwhelming how mant people indicated their value of natural habitat.
The initial design used Red cedars and planted them in triangles of 3, to mimic a design used in KoKwell cultural basket design. This became the framework of a continuing native species hedgerow.