SPRING IS ON THE WAY AND THE TIME FOR PLANTING LOOMS NEAR. CALL FOR PRICING ON BEAUTIFUL REDWOOD PLANTERS FROM 4X8 TO 5X20 AND FROM 12IN. DEEP TO 36IN DEEP. BUILT ON SITE ON YOUR PREPPED LOCATION. STURDY CRAFTSMANSHIP AND SUSTAINABLE LONG LASTING REDWOOD. SUSTAINABLE PORTLAND. AMERICA'S GREENEST CITY XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX WE NEED YOUR HELP!!! NWSBP has served many of you in our community through sales,construction projects, building advice, referrals to businesses we support, etc. We lost all of our customer reviews when we built our new web site. We need your comments about our performance. Did you get good service? Was the staff helpful and informative? Was your deck or fence project a success? Were the materials you purchased of quality and well handled? Please let us know what your experience with NWSBP was like. Please e-mail comments to sales@nwsbp.com Or, you can log onto our contact page and make a comment there. Thank you to our loyal customers! We appreciate your continued support! XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX The children of NWSBP showing off the goods!!! XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX |
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Spring Is Just Around The Corner
The spring weather is headed our way and we are ready to get your garden ready! Juniper and cedar planters and raised beds will not only give you an easier time maintaining your garden, they are an attractive addition to your outdoor environment. NWSBP can build them for you or supply the lumber you need to be ready for spring planting. Fresh tomatoes that are full of color and flavor, beans and sugar snap peas, strawberries, lettuce and kale, onions and garlic, herbs, carrots....... a healthy bounty and directly from your own back yard!! |
Schoolyard Farms
(from the Portland Tribune) Portland-area nonprofit Schoolyard Farms
launched a crowdfunding effort on Indiegogo today to raise money for a
pilot farm at Candy Lane Elementary School in Milwaukie. Schoolyard Farms hopes to plant small farms of an acre or more on school grounds, raising food to serve in each school’s cafeteria. “Childhood obesity is at an all-time high and, yet, children are going hungry in Oregon,” says Courtney Leeds, director and founder of Schoolyard Farms. The new group hopes to raise $17,000 over Indiegogo by Dec. 6. For more information: www.indiegogo.com/projects/grow-schoolyard-farms. |
Custom Planter Boxes
It's not too late to start some Fall Gardening! As fall is upon us, it
is still a good time to plant Garlic. We can make you custom cedar or
juniper planter boxes for your deck or garden as you plan for the
Spring, dreaming of next years harvest. Bring your design or let us help you create something special. Come visit us at our new
location next to the historic Bell Station market along the Springwater
corridor. |
Juniper landscaping
The new landscaping at Autzen Stadium in Eugene features reclaimed Juniper from Prineville. We have an assortment of juniper logs in 8 foot lengths for your landscaping project. http://youtu.be/j3yXNp6AOiM |
Oregon Solutions: Juniper development
Juniper in the news: Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber has designated the Western Juniper Utilization Group
as an “Oregon Solutions” project, meaning it will collect $262,000 “to
unlock the potential of rangeland restoration and juniper harvested from
public and private lands.” http://sustainablebusinessoregon.com/articles/2013/08/jumping-juniper-sustainability-bigwigs.html?s=image_gallery |
The Oldest Juniper
The expansion of Western Juniper in Oregon, estimated at over 4 million acres mostly in central and eastern regions of the state, is cause for concern and has prompted the Juniper Utilization Group However, there are some impressive ancient juniper trees out there that have been surviving for centuries. The oldest juniper tree in Oregon is up Horse Ridge near Bend, and is estimated to be over 1,600 years old. An interesting perspective on juniper from a few years ago http://www.traditionalmountaineering.org |
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