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We have 6 varieties of TULIPS, including Robbedoes, named for a Belgian comic book character, well-known in Europe for his spiky red hair. The spikes are mimicked in the flower by the unusual fingered petals.

We have 6 varieties of DAFFODILS, including a miniature daffodil named Baby Boomer, a great name for a great little daffodil. Baby Boomer is a child of Avalanche and Narcissus jonquilla, which means lots of flowers (up to 9 per stem) and lots of fragrance.

We also have 6 SPECIALTY bulbs, including a favorite called Snake’s Head. Pointed buds open to maroon (occasionally white), bell-shaped blooms. Snake’s Head looks like a wildflower and is best used as such — in a meadow, under trees, around shrubs – it’s happiest in part shade and evenly moist soil.

Friends also has two types of ALLIUM bulbs: Sphaerocephalon or Drumstick allium, the last of the bulbous alliums to bloom. Its egg-shaped, wine-red flowerheads wait until summer to color up. It puts on a nice show when planted in tight groups in a perennial border, and the bees do love it. The other is called Purple Rain, very similar to Purple Sensation. It has a bit more red in its purple. Early flowering by the standards of alliums, it is among the first of the big balls-on-a-stick to take on color in the late-spring garden.

Last, but certainly not least: We have only three AMARYLLIS bulbs left: two Beautiful Emotion and one Double Dream. Amaryllis bulbs come already planted in pots and ready to bloom indoors for the Holiday Season.

A huge thank you to all who have already purchased bulbs from Friends of NCRD. Highlighted above are just a few of what we have available. Come on over to the North County Recreation District between 9 AM and 11 AM for beautiful fall planted / spring blooming bulbs. Brighten up your neighborhood!! Give as gifts!

If you would like to receive a catalog and order form via email, call Patty, 503-801-3534, and leave a message.
Or join us at NCRD from 9 -11 AM for the rest of this week and see our flower selection there.

FRIENDS MISSION STATEMENT:
To support NCRD programs and projects through promotion, fundraising, and providing scholarships to encourage inclusion for all.

There is a lawsuit filed against the state of Oregon
regarding its failure to comply with federal election rules.

2. The lawsuit declares that federal election laws about purging voter roles were not followed in Oregon.

3. The lawsuit enumerates the times federal laws regarding elections were not followed.

4. The woman in charge of our elections in Oregon offered to step down.

5. So far this has not happened.

There is no need to go to Wikipedia
There is no need to fact check

The info listed above is a fact

Here is a link to the lawsuit: Please read it – It asks for remuneration to go to the Oregon Constitution
Party which paid for the lawsuit. (not some billionaires)

www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=OR-NVRA-complaint-01783.pdf&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

I will be sure to post the results of this lawsuit when it comes. The state of Oregon has no defense so they will probably concede.

The Pine Grove had been masterfully remade into a mixture of Living Room/Night Club, with Liz on a raised dais, snug in her comfy chair, surrounded by her own lamps reading to “her large children”. There were stories filled with love, sadness and humor: In Praise of Food; A Brief Dive into Chocolate; Angles of Perception, and Final Angles of Perception.

Thank you Liz Cole for a magnificent performance, thank you to the Pine Grove Community House for hosting her with such style and attention to detail. And thank you to those assembled who helped create and share in this brief literary sanctuary.

“thedicedwitch” posted the next night, “Makes me so happy to see *someone* finally confront Dixie about her conspiracy theory and misinformation spreading.”

that encouraged me to post my personal message on BBQ as well.

It is a grave disservice to our community and to democracy to spread false information.

lucy brook
american citizen