Showing posts with label NPK host. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NPK host. Show all posts

Saturday, March 4, 2017

3 New NPKs have gone up in South Corvallis

Welcome to the Neighborhood Planters Kiosk -
Andrew, Lisa, and Rebecka

We're so glad you've joined in the fun!

Andrew has one of the most friendly, sustainable, community building front yards.  We're proud to be a little part of it!  He has some fantastic landscape ideas, so check it out at Alexander and Stone.


Don't miss his son's 'Kissing Lizard', much beloved neighborhood landmark

We're excited to have another pairing with a little library at Lisa's!

And we're delighted to be at the Leonard Street Community Garden!

Thanks so much to everyone who's come together to get us started and keep us rolling on!
Ruby Moon - Founder
Larry Passmore, Karl Hartzell, Nancy Tovar, and Christina Clark - builders

Evening Garden Club, Sherwin Williams, Mick’s Glass, Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, Home Depot, Spaeth, Office Depot, Benton County Master Gardeners - Sponsers









Monday, January 2, 2017

We have 2 more NPKs installed!

Welcome Adriane Marler and Doug Glavich, and Avie Meadows and her family!  We hope you have as much fun with your new NPKs as we do!

Look for this one along Kings a little ways north of Grant.

Our first pairing with a little library!  Hoorah! 



Many thanks to Karl for all of his hard work with installation!

Friday, November 11, 2016

NPKs are going up

We've just put up 3 more NPKs for a total of 5!  Yay!  Here are four of them.
Check them out if you're in the area. 

NW Arthur Ave

Left - Master Gardener Demonstration Garden at the Benton Co Fairgrounds
Right - NW Circle Blvd

 SW Long Ave


Many thanks to Tricia, Janet, Hong, and the Demo Garden Committee for sharing your time and support, plus giving us such beautiful garden backdrops for the NPKs.  Special thanks to Rich, Karl, and Kurt for their hard work and great attitudes getting the posts set.  Thank you for the photos, too, Rich.  You all are amazing and, together, we'll make a positive difference in these neighborhoods and beyond.  We shall garden on and make Corvallis even more beautiful, friendly, and healthy than it is now!

Thursday, March 10, 2016

Would you like an NPK in your front yard?

Being a Neighborhood Planters' Kiosk host is fun and easy.  We'll email you the latest post each week.  All you need to do is print it out and slide it in the frame.   This is a delightful way to build community and share gardening information with family, friends, and neighbors!  Spread the Garden Love!!

Please email us at npkposts@gmail.com for more information.