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Transform Your Garden with a Crabapple Tree for Sustainable Food and Beauty

Transform Your Garden with a Crabapple Tree for Sustainable Food and Beauty

Transform Your Garden with a Crabapple Tree for Sustainable Food and Beauty

Add a crabapple tree for sustainable food and beauty

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Exploring the Interconnectedness of Nature: A Review of Dr. Enrique Salmón's Book

Exploring the Interconnectedness of Nature: A Review of Dr. Enrique Salmón's Book

Exploring the Interconnectedness of Nature: A Review of Dr. Enrique Salmón's Book

A key resource for understanding the why using native plants is more important than ever.

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Camas flowering in a field

Camas flowering in a field

Oregon Wild Camas -- An edible garden bulb

Camas, an edible staple that is a food source and cultural symbol for Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest.

4 min read

Supporting Lincoln County and the central Oregon Coast through education, native plant advocacy, and community projects.

The Midcoast Initiative is an undertaking of the Midcoast Conservation Committee of the Corvallis Chapter, NPSO

© 2026 Midcoast Conservation Committee of the Corvallis Chapter of NPSO. All rights reserved.

Contact us at npso.midcoast@gmail.com

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