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Bush’s Pasture Park & Pringle Park in Salem Oregon
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    • Bush’s Pasture Park
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  • Support
    • Make a Donation
    • Volunteer
  • About
    • Our Mission
    • Board Members
    • Our History
  • Places
    • Overview
    • Trails, Playgrounds & Picnic Areas
    • White Oak Groves
    • Recreational Open Spaces
    • The Conservatory & Garden
    • The Rhododendron Hillside
    • The Rose Garden
    • Pringle Creek Riparian Area
    • Bush House Museum
    • Camas Fields & Wildflower Slope
  • Plants
    • Collections
    • Landscape Beds
    • Collections Map
  • Tartar Old Rose Collection
  • Projects
    • Plant Cataloguing & Mapping Project
    • Landscape Bed Rehabilitation Project
    • Tartar Old Rose Garden Focal Point Rehabilitation
    • Rose Garden Planting Bed Rehabilitation
    • Completed
    • Projects Under Consideration
    • A New Garden for Bush’s Pasture Park
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Daily Archives: February 9, 2018

Time to trim the Epimediums!

Archived News and EventsBy MIssion Street Parks ConservancyFebruary 9, 2018

Late winter is the time when the bugle call goes out to our Tuesday Gardeners to trim away last year’s weathered foliage to make way for the slender young shoots that emerge from the base of the plant. If one waits too long, it’s a tricky and tedious process to avoid clipping off the new…

Cornelian Cherry Dogwood

Archived News and EventsBy MIssion Street Parks ConservancyFebruary 9, 2018

Cornelian Cherry Dogwood (Cornus mas), a small deciduous tree native to Europe and Asia, is one of the first to bloom in January with bright yellow pom-pom flowers lasting into late February. Its clusters of olive-shaped bright red berries which appear in mid-summer are edible but bitter, and if not left for the birds, can…

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