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Passion Flowers and Moonflowers (Datura)

14 years ago

Wife and I are coming to Cannon Beach again next week. Love the place so much. We saw some wonderful cottage gardens around town last time. Thought I might bring some seeds to give away to someone if it gets warm enough for them to grow there. I see by the 10 day extended forecast it is supposed to be rain rain rain while we are there. In Oklahoma it will be in the 80's - low 90's during the same period of time.

Do you guys still allow Okies in Oregon? We will behave.

David

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George Three LLC
14 years ago
just spent a long weekend there with the family. sunny and 60s/70s the whole time!

there are some nice big phormiums scattered around, and a pretty good sized gunnera downtown that you will not be able to miss.
david_74012
Original Author
14 years ago
I will be there Tuesday. It is so beautiful along that coastline. I really think that must have been where God lived before He moved to heaven.
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PRO
George Three LLC
14 years ago
have you been to oswald west park? some great examples of pacNW flora there. huge sitka spruce, evergreen huckleberries. plus usually quite a few bald eagles hunting out by the rocks.

Here is a link that might be useful: oswald west trails
david_74012
Original Author
14 years ago
We just got back today and as it happens, eeldip, we were in the area and enjoyed it so much. We spent our time driving up and down the coast as far down as Florence and as far north into WA. We saw all the light houses as well.

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