Garden Time - The Reflector · 2012. 7. 16. · B 5510 BK Underwater light for pond, and water...
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FH Browne for The Relector The long-awaited Battle Ground Community Garden project should be completed in the next 7-10 days, in time for local gardeners to begin plant- ing fall and winter vegetables. After the delay of initial con- struction of the garden beds due to the long and wet spring and early summer, a large number of volunteers and local busi- nesses have teamed up to grade hundreds of yards of compost, top soil and fertilizer into the soil behind the Battle Ground Cinemas. The raised beds will soon be completed and only a few items are left to be inished. Despite a long list of dona- tions, both in cash and kind, the organizers are still short of what they need to complete the project. Recently a tool and supply shed was donated, which was then installed and painted by Community Garden volunteers. But there are three important main items that the project needs to purchase and install before the garden will be considered complete. First, the ADA Wheelchair Ramp from the parking lot to the gardens needs to be poured and inished, an irrigation sys- tem needs to be purchased and installed, and a security camera needs to be purchased and in- stalled as well. “We need about $2,000 to inish our work and to make the gardens ready for the commu- nity to use,” said Liz Cerveny, Director of the North Coun- ty Community Food Bank. “We’ve been thrilled at the gen- erosity of local businesses who have provided much of the soil, compost and materials we’ve needed up to now, but have some inal hard costs we need to deal with.” When completed, there will be 20-30 in-ground raised gar- den beds in 10 x 20 foot, 4 x 16 foot, and 4 x 8 foot sizes. A very moderate fee will be charged for the access to a garden bed and gardeners will be asked to donate one row of their produce to the Food Bank as a condition of their being able to use a plot. There will also be raised-bed gardening classes, led by Mas- ter Gardeners or mentors, for people who have little garden- ing experience. “Our goal is to get every plot used,” said Russell Brent, of the Mill Creek Pub, an early and active proponent of the gar- den project. Any club, organization, company or individual interest- ed in helping raise the needed funds, purchasing garden beds, or donating supplies or ser- vices, should contact Liz Cer- veny at the Food Bank at ex- ecutivedirector@nccfoodbank. org, John Idsinga at jidsinga@ battlegroundps.org, or Russell Brent at the Mill Creek Pub [email protected]. For photos of the garden construction, details on how to sign up for a garden bed, a map of the raised and handicapped beds and other information please go to www.facebook. com/BattleGroundCommunity- Garden. 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The company slogan “What- ever it Takes” refers to their business ethic of promising to provide excellent customer ser- vice, inding solutions to unique forming and concrete pouring situations and helping custom- ers learn about and locate new products to help their business grow. Westside Concrete Acces- sories features a complete line of concrete: forms, tools, hard- ware, accessories, additives, stains, acids, and colors, every- thing you need for a success- ful job. Most of their staff has worked in the industry and they strive to continually learn about and promote new products and the lastest techniques in con- crete processes. Westside also offers power tool and equipment repair, rebar fabrication, stamp rental, equip- ment rental to licensed contrac- Concrete-A-Palooza: A festival of all things concrete tors, used equipment sales, help with ICF plan development and takeoffs, and contractor refer- rals. Hand, stamp and power tools, chemical sealers, cures, as well as cement, grout and patch material are all available through Westside, and are listed on their extensive website www. wescontacc.com/htool.html. The list spans the industry-relat- ed alphabet from anchor bolts to zip ties. One of their current projects involves working on the Sell- wood Bridge in Portland, but they are also involved in smaller projects in Clark County, and can handle “anything from cracked driveways, or founda- tion work, to major building projects,” says General Man- ager Matt Jeffries. Additionally, Westside spon- sors the “Concrete-A-Palooza” every two years for local con- tractors, subcontractors and homeowners who are interested in either hiring concrete contrac- tors or in doing their own proj- ects. The event feature vendors displaying new products, new techniques and new tools and processes used in the industy. Concrete-A-Palooza 2012 will be held at the company’s Vancouver facility at 11412 NE 76th Street, on Aug. 2, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. The gathering will also include a pancake break- fast and a barbecue lunch for participants and industry profes- sionals. The 2010 show was at- tended by 300 plus individuals and Westside expects more this year. There will be displays of decorative concrete, including stamped, colored and overlay processes and products, prod- uct demos and training given by industry experts and equipment vendors, and displays of other industry-related new products for professional contractors. Homeowners are welcome as well, to get their questions an- swered about concrete processes and products they can use to im- prove their outdoor living space. “With the economy picking up, it’s time for contractors and subcontractors to tool up again, there’s a backlog of work that sat idle during the last year or two due to the weak economy, but now things are changing, there are a lot of new products and techniques out there and we want to be a channel for jump- starting the local concrete indus- try,” said Jeffries. AT A PAST “Concrete-A-Palooza,’’ a concrete stamping demo was offered to those in attendance at Westside Concrete Accessories’ Vancouver facility. Financial support sought for community garden OPEN DAILY 9-6 • Gift Certificates Available 14002 NE 117th Ave., Vancouver • 892-1405 www.ChapmansGreenhouseandNursery.com Petunias... Petunias... 4 Packs • Color Spots 4” Pot Fillers This Week ~ ALL 30% OFF!!!!!! Petunias... 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Transcript of Garden Time - The Reflector · 2012. 7. 16. · B 5510 BK Underwater light for pond, and water...
FH Browne
for The RelectorThe long-awaited Battle
Ground Community Garden project should be completed in the next 7-10 days, in time for local gardeners to begin plant-ing fall and winter vegetables.
After the delay of initial con-struction of the garden beds due to the long and wet spring and early summer, a large number of volunteers and local busi-nesses have teamed up to grade hundreds of yards of compost, top soil and fertilizer into the soil behind the Battle Ground Cinemas. The raised beds will soon be completed and only a few items are left to be inished.
Despite a long list of dona-tions, both in cash and kind, the organizers are still short of what they need to complete the project. Recently a tool and supply shed was donated, which was then installed and painted by Community Garden volunteers. But there are three important main items that the project needs to purchase and install before the garden will be considered complete.
First, the ADA Wheelchair Ramp from the parking lot to
the gardens needs to be poured and inished, an irrigation sys-tem needs to be purchased and installed, and a security camera needs to be purchased and in-stalled as well.
“We need about $2,000 to inish our work and to make the gardens ready for the commu-nity to use,” said Liz Cerveny, Director of the North Coun-ty Community Food Bank. “We’ve been thrilled at the gen-erosity of local businesses who have provided much of the soil, compost and materials we’ve needed up to now, but have some inal hard costs we need to deal with.”
When completed, there will be 20-30 in-ground raised gar-den beds in 10 x 20 foot, 4 x 16 foot, and 4 x 8 foot sizes. A very moderate fee will be charged for the access to a garden bed and gardeners will be asked to donate one row of their produce to the Food Bank as a condition of their being able to use a plot.
There will also be raised-bed gardening classes, led by Mas-ter Gardeners or mentors, for people who have little garden-ing experience.
“Our goal is to get every
plot used,” said Russell Brent, of the Mill Creek Pub, an early and active proponent of the gar-den project. Any club, organization, company or individual interest-ed in helping raise the needed funds, purchasing garden beds, or donating supplies or ser-vices, should contact Liz Cer-veny at the Food Bank at ex-ecutivedirector@nccfoodbank.
org, John Idsinga at [email protected], or Russell Brent at the Mill Creek Pub [email protected]. For photos of the garden construction, details on how to sign up for a garden bed, a map of the raised and handicapped beds and other information please go to www.facebook.com/BattleGroundCommunity-Garden.
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Asphalt GrindingsSpread on your driveway.
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Garden TimeJuly 18, 2012 - The Relector - Page B5
FH Browne
for The RelectorWestside Concrete Accesso-
ries was founded in 1988 on the simple idea of making it easy for a concrete contractor to get everything they needed deliv-ered to the job site, promptly.
It was a simple idea that came from the original owner, Marty Russell, coming from his years as a concrete contrac-tor and his professed frustration with having to drive all over the Portland Metro area to pick up the supplies he needed to com-plete jobs.
The company slogan “What-ever it Takes” refers to their business ethic of promising to provide excellent customer ser-vice, inding solutions to unique forming and concrete pouring situations and helping custom-ers learn about and locate new products to help their business grow.
Westside Concrete Acces-sories features a complete line of concrete: forms, tools, hard-ware, accessories, additives, stains, acids, and colors, every-thing you need for a success-ful job. Most of their staff has worked in the industry and they strive to continually learn about and promote new products and the lastest techniques in con-crete processes.
Westside also offers power tool and equipment repair, rebar fabrication, stamp rental, equip-ment rental to licensed contrac-
Concrete-A-Palooza: A festival of all things concretetors, used equipment sales, help with ICF plan development and takeoffs, and contractor refer-rals. Hand, stamp and power tools, chemical sealers, cures, as well as cement, grout and patch material are all available through Westside, and are listed on their extensive website www.wescontacc.com/htool.html. The list spans the industry-relat-ed alphabet from anchor bolts to zip ties.
One of their current projects involves working on the Sell-wood Bridge in Portland, but they are also involved in smaller projects in Clark County, and can handle “anything from cracked driveways, or founda-tion work, to major building projects,” says General Man-ager Matt Jeffries.
Additionally, Westside spon-sors the “Concrete-A-Palooza” every two years for local con-tractors, subcontractors and homeowners who are interested in either hiring concrete contrac-tors or in doing their own proj-ects. The event feature vendors displaying new products, new techniques and new tools and processes used in the industy.
Concrete-A-Palooza 2012 will be held at the company’s Vancouver facility at 11412 NE 76th Street, on Aug. 2, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. The gathering will also include a pancake break-fast and a barbecue lunch for participants and industry profes-sionals. The 2010 show was at-
tended by 300 plus individuals and Westside expects more this year.
There will be displays of decorative concrete, including stamped, colored and overlay processes and products, prod-uct demos and training given by industry experts and equipment vendors, and displays of other industry-related new products for professional contractors. Homeowners are welcome as well, to get their questions an-swered about concrete processes and products they can use to im-prove their outdoor living space.
“With the economy picking up, it’s time for contractors and subcontractors to tool up again, there’s a backlog of work that sat idle during the last year or two due to the weak economy, but now things are changing, there are a lot of new products and techniques out there and we want to be a channel for jump-starting the local concrete indus-try,” said Jeffries.
AT A PAST “Concrete-A-Palooza,’’ a concrete stamping demo was offered to those in attendance at Westside Concrete Accessories’ Vancouver facility.
Financial support sought for community garden
OPEN DAILY 9-6 • Gift Certificates Available14002 NE 117th Ave. , Vancouver • 892-1405
www.ChapmansGreenhouseandNurser y.com
Petunias... Petunias... 4 Packs • Color Spots
4” Pot FillersThis Week ~ ALL 30% OFF!!!!!!
Petunias... Petunias... 4 Packs • Color Spots
4” Pot FillersThis Week ~ ALL 30% OFF!!!!!!
Do It Yourself and Save!
ONE-ON-ONE CUSTOMER SERVICE
SPECIALIZING IN PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE
1900 NE 78th Street • Vancouver, Washington • (360) 574-3134Monday-Friday 8:00-7:00 • Saturday 8:00-5:30 • Sunday 9:00-4:30
Please visit our website at www.groverelectric.comSome items limited to retail sales. Certain items may not be readily available at all locations. Special orders available. Prices effective through July 25, 2012.
ROOF-MOUNTEDFAN
Remove super-heated air in attics. Automatic operation. Built-in adjustable
thermostat. Thermally protected, permanently lubricated motor.
CX1000AM 1050 cfm 1600 sq ft $65.39CX2001AM 1400 cfm 2000 sq ft $79.95
GEARDRIVESPRINKLER6000. Fully adjustable from 0° to 360°. Larger coverage head means fewer to
install. Designed to prevent mowerdamage. Vandal defeating features.
Adjustable 29 to 47 feet.Factory 5-year guarantee.
1287
Case pricing available
METAL HALIDEWALL PACK
L1770-50W-MH. 50W with dusk to dawn photocell. Industrial grade, vandal
resistant polycarbonate construction.Includes 50W metal halide bulb.
4995
Limited to stock on hand
SPECIAL
PURCHASE
SPLIT SECTIONMETAL MIST NOZZLE
PVC COUPLING10112. 1/2” PVC slip fi t attaches
sections of PVC pipe to extend Outdoor Mist Cooling System up to 250’. Brass
and stainless steel mist nozzle
1630
Bag of 5 couplings
Durable garden lighting. Available in verde green
and bronze.
CAST ALUMINUMS215 VG or BR
$19.76S225 VG or BR
$22.88
LOW VOLTAGELANDSCAPE LIGHTING
DIRECTIONAL LIGHTINGCREATES DRAMATIC EFFECTS
A B126 AZ Professional grade, solid brass/antique bronze $44.98B 5510 BK Underwater light for pond, and water features $32.14C 5012 BK Cast aluminum, landscape well light $25.90
AC
B
HIGHVELOCITYFLOOR FANHVFF 20. 20”, 3-speed energy-effi cient PSC motor. 4 non-skid feet. Tilting fan head. Individually balanced fan blades
for minimum vibration. OSHA compliant grille. ETL listed. 1-year limited warranty.
4195
EXTENSION CORDFOR RVs
55191. 30 Amp 25’ with handles.10 ga grounded.
4675
125 AMPSPAPANEL
W0408L1125SPA50. Use to connect spas, hot tubs, pools and more.
Features factory-installed 50 amp ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI)
plus 2 available circuits.
8375
INSTALL ANUNDERGROUND
SPRINKLER SYSTEMFree layout
and materials list*We’ll design the system and help
select the materials you need• Fully Automated• Increase Property Values• Large or Small Yards• Greener Lawns
*with purchase of sprinkler system
SAVE 50-60%DO-IT-YOURSELF
TRANSFORMERSWITH PHOTOCELL
A 60W D3438 $48.76
PHOTOCELL AND TIMER CONTROLLED
B 150W D3451 $79.98 300W D3456 $115.80 600W D3458 $199.95
AMERICAN DE ROSA
A B
SHALLOW WELLJET PUMPS
For shallow wells down to 25’ deep.Can be set for use with 115V or 230V.
Rugged cast iron housing. 1-1/4” suction, 1” discharge. 30/50 pressure switch. Self priming. 2-year warranty.
602006 RJS-50 1/2 hp $188.62602008 RJS-100 1 hp $274.68
667-0360 • 21919 NE 72nd Ave.NORTHWESTCheck Next Week’s Re�ector for the New Hot Buy!
Mane ‘n TailCombo Wrap 10$ 99
SAVE$6.00
One Per Customer While Supplies Last
• Quart of Shampoo• Quart of Conditioner• FREE 4 oz. Concentrated Detangler ‘n Shine
JULY 17 thru 23
Just in TimeFor The Fair!
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