Home and Garden for Sept. 2025
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- AZIZA COOPER-HOVLAND Columbia Gorge News
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HOOD RIVER — Spirited Roots Farm and self-service farmstand, located a few miles up Highway 35, has jams, tree-ripened peaches, and bouquets of colorful, seasonal, locally grown flowers. Spirited Roots is owned and operated by Whitney Osborn on her family farm, where they have fruit trees, flowerbeds and cows.
- JOHN FRAZER Stamp the Earth, LLC
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As the days grow a little shorter and the evenings begin to cool, it’s clear that summer is gradually winding down. While it may feel like there’s still plenty of time to tackle those outdoor projects, the transition into fall often arrives quicker than we expect.
- JANICE BELL Arome
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The final days of summer approach and our gardens are producing the best of the best, ripe tomatoes, the last of the peaches and nectarines …
- LEE McPHERSON, AAMS, CRPS Financial Advisor, Edward Jones
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If you own a business, you’ve probably spent countless hours thinking about how to grow it, manage daily operations and serve your customers. But have you thought about how you’ll eventually step away from it?
- ASHLEY NEFF-HINKLE Principal Designer at Neff Designs
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After years in the industry, I’ve noticed that the process of building and remodeling often lacks a clear, straightforward guide. Design, to me, is an art form — but the journey can be stressful without the right structure in place.
- CHARLIE VANDEN HEUVEL Columbia Gorge Beekeepers Association
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A pest-host relationship describes the interaction between an organism (the pest) and its host, where the pest benefits at the expense of the host. This relationship can be symbiotic, meaning both organisms are involved, but can also be parasitic, where the pest harms the host.
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