Western Cascade Fruit Society

This Society is formed to bring together people who will promote the science, cultivation and pleasure of growing fruit bearing trees, shrubs, vines and berry plants in the home landscape for the purposes of providing the public with the knowledge and ability to cultivate their own fruit-bearing trees, shrubs, vines, and berries, encouraging and supporting formation of local chapters in geographical areas of Western Washington, disseminating information to its members and the general public through the use of fruit shows, orchard tours, meetings, seminars, workshops, publications and other forms of media, and giving financial and other support to fruit research organizations.

Are you a Member or Master Gardener with information you think would be of interest to Western Washington fruit growers? We are looking for contributors. Then please contact the web administrator by clicking on this link or emailing to web_administrator@wcfs.org with your submission or for more information about submitting online.

The Club plans to meet at the Yelm Earthworm and Castings Farm at 6:30 for a tour of their vermiculture composting facility.  It is located 14741 Lawrence Lake Rd, Yelm, WA  98597        ALL ARE WELCOME TO JOIN US
www.yelmworms.com
877-339-6767

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Steve Whitcher, is a Master Gardener, Certified ISA Arborist, WSU trained Horticulturist, a Member of Plant Amnesty and a Member of WCFS.  He has had decades of experience in these various field.  Please bring your questions on the topics above and other questions.  Steve can be reached at master@gurugardener.com
ALL ARE WELCOME TO JOIN US

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[ March 21, 2009; 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. ]
OOS Scion Exchange 
On March 21st (Saturday) the Olympic Orchard Society will hold its Scion Exchange and Grafting Workshop at McComb Gardens, 751 McComb Road, Sequim, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 

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The WCFS Board voted on March 14th to allow public access to the archive page which contains BeeLines that are older than two years.  Newsletters from the current two years will continue to be password protected.

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