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[Darlene Granberg <darlene.granberg@gmail.com>]

For those in Western Washington or those that might be visiting the area:

The Western Washington Fruit Research Foundation (WWFRF) presents its
Winter Field Day on Saturday, March 1, 2014, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at
the Washington State University Northwest Washington Research and Extension
Center (WSU-NWREC), 16650 State Route 536, Mount Vernon, Washington.


This year's event will include grafting and mason bee workshops; pruning
demonstrations; and presentations on: red flesh apple varieties, the best
apples to grow in Western Washington, growing fruit for a healthy diet, and
fruit varieties from around the world. Rootstock, scion wood, and grafting
will be available for sale.  Tours of our six acre Fruit Display Garden
containing the one of the largest and most varied collections of antique
apple trees in western Washington will be provided. Free to members of
WWFRF; Non-members: $15 Single or $30 Family. Go to www.nwfruit.org for
more information.  A schedule of the days events and available
scionwood/rootstock is available at http://nwfruit.org/winter-field-day/

We have a number of interesting speakers joining us for this event, so
please join us!   And, remember, Grow Great Fruit! :0)