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Submitted By: s.fae.scott@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

$175
In great shape.
Solid frame—not squeaky.
Was always in a spare room and saw very little use as either a bed or a couch.
No pets, No smoking home.
Queen size thick mattress
Occupies:
3’ tall
4’ deep
7’ 3” wide

Very easy to take apart and reassemble, we can show you and help upon pickup.
Possible local delivery for $20

Submitted By: wilduncan@icloud.com – Click to email about this post

A set of four wheels and tires for sale. These came off a 2019 Tacoma Off Road. The wheels are in great condition and the tires have plenty of wear left on them.

Will sell as a set only.

$250

Submitted By: wilduncan@icloud.com – Click to email about this post

For sale is a gently used Garmin Instinct Watch. This watch has GPS mapping and will track steps, activities, and more.

Here is the link to this watch: www.garmin.com/en-US/p/621802

Asking $175

Submitted By: pattyrinehart@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post

Ever seen Patty’s garage? Well, if you have you will understand how this happened. While some of the Friend’s group was digging around for vases this past week, they found some tulip and daffodil bulbs hidden in banana boxes. The banana boxes are a long story, and we don’t need to get into that here.
It’s not too late to plant bulbs for the spring so let me tell you about the treasures we found.
Delnashaugh, Erlicheer, and Queen’s Day are all Double Daffodils. Delnashaugh is a double creamy white bloom enriched by fluffy peach-pink segments. Erlicheer is a sweetly scented double daffodil that bears 6-12 small white flowers on each stem. Queen’s Day is a double yellow named for the Dutch Holiday. This is a sunny, beautifully shaped flower. Price: All three are 5/$10 (Delnashaugh has 5 units left, Ericheer has 6 units left, and Queens Day has 8 units left).
Friends’ selection of what are called Uncommon Daffodils includes Pipe Major and Poeticus Recurvus. Easy on the eye, the Pipe Major has yellow petals with an orange center -blooming a little later than most daffodils. Poeticus Recurvus, which translates into Pheasant’s Eye. A stunning flower with white petals and a yellow cup ringed with red. Price: Both are 5/$10 (Poeticus Recurvus has 5 units left and Pipe Major as 12 units left).
Sailboat comes to you as a Miniature Daffodil, having 1-3 flowers per stem. It got its name from its white swept back petals. Price: 10/$10 (only 3 units left).
Thanks to many of you who purchased Paper Whites in the past couple of days we have only 12 units of those. Price is 5/$10. And we will also pot Paper Whites for you in holiday type or plain containers.
We have just a few Amaryllis left for sale. One-Double Dream Amaryllis which has reddish pink blooms with white highlights making an unusual and beautiful display. We start your Amaryllis for you using the proper medium and get them growing before we hand them off. They come with growing instructions. Warm up your world with the Horizon Amaryllis. You will think you have awakened in a tropical destination. We have three Horizon Amaryllis. These are very large amaryllis bulbs which sell for $40 planted.
All the above make great gifts. You will be so happy in the spring if you get our tulips and daffodils planted now. Thank you to all who have participated in our bulb sale this fall and we hope to see a few more of you as customers in the next few days.
Call Patty to place your order 503-368-6081. We will have your order taken to NCRD in Nehalem the next day.

Submitted By: dott@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post

For Sale Bella pro series 4.2 qt . air fryer. I bought a multi function air fryer so don’t need this one. Asking $25.00

Oak bookcase 3 ft.w. 30″ deep. $20.00
If interested call 503-440-1711

Submitted By: pattyrinehart@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post

FRIENDS OF NORTH COUNTY RECREATION DISTRICT have paperwhite bulbs for sale-right here in your own backyard. These bulbs make excellent gifts-and don’t forget to get one for yourself! These bulbs generally bloom 5-6 weeks after planting and bring a stunning color and fragrance to a home. The cost of these bulb unit is 5/$10. We also have special Christmas containers we would be happy to plant for you. The cost of these containers mostly ceramic/glass- start at $10 for one bulb planted in a container. This price includes the planting, container, and your choice of rocks or special potting soil. Prices go up to $30 with most ranging between $10 to $25. It is almost time to plant if want them blooming around Christmas.
To order the units of 5/$10 bulbs or planted bulbs call Patty at 503-368-6081 and she will get back to you. Instructions for planting are below.

Paperwhites-Storing, Planting, Growing

Among indoor-flowering bulbs, none is more popular than paperwhites. They produce dense clusters of fragrant flowers indoors in fall and winter with minor special treatment. Allow 5-6 weeks from planting to bloom; for flowers at Christmas, plant by November 10. Bulbs can be started at intervals to provide color and fragrance until after Easter. Store paperwhites in refrigerator until ready to plant.

1. Put a 2-to-3-inch layer of pea stone, marbles, or decorative stones in a shallow, watertight container. A clear glass one will give you a good view of how the roots are developing. If using soil, fill a pot 1/2 full of potting soil or a soil-less mix.
2. Place bulbs in pointy-end up. They can be close together, almost touching. No more than 1 inch apart is best.
3. Anchor the bulbs with soil or more pebbles, leaving the top third of the bulbs exposed.
4. Water those in soil thoroughly to settle them in and then about once a week after that or as needed to keep them evenly moist. For the pebble planted ones, add water to the container until it is just below the bottom of the bulbs. If they sit in water, they will rot. Add more water as needed.
5. Place them in a dark, cool location, around 50 to 60°F. If kept too warm they may not flower well, producing spindly plants.
6. Watch for rooting. This is easier to see in the pebble-planted ones, especially those in a clear glass container. In the soil planted pots, look for roots poking out of the pot’s drainage holes. It takes about 3 weeks after planting for roots to form.
7. Move the pots of rooted bulbs to a sunny, bright spot with relatively cool temperatures (60-65°F). They should start to bloom 3 to 4 weeks later. If they don’t get enough light as they start to grow, the plants will be leggy and have a hard time holding up their blossoms. As the plants grow, turn the pot every few days to keep the foliage growing straight. Give them some sticks for support.
Paperwhites will bloom for about 14 days and perhaps longer if conditions are favorable. As discussed above, they need bright light but don’t like direct light, which will cause them to burn or dry up. Water only when the top 1 inch of their soil begins to feel dry to your touch. Do not fertilize paperwhites. Paperwhites do not hold over for the next year. Best to dispose of them in compost pile.

Submitted By: marooncaboose@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

Crock Pot slower cooker in great shape! Used only once. 2.5 quart. $10.

If interested please contact Jess at “marooncaboose@gmail.com”

Submitted By: janbehrs@hotmail.com – Click to email about this post

Toy farm, with farm animals, $10

Super-size books, including Beatrix Potter, good for reading to groups. $10

Lots 2 and 3 of trucks in previous post are now combined into one lot for $15. Includes fire truck, Melissa and Doug wooden haulers, small and medium construction vehicles. (Can only post pic of one lot. See previous post — Toy Truck Trove — for pic of other vehicles.)