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HOMES · GARDEN · REAL ESTATE · SUSTAINABILITY IN THE YAMHILL VALLEY
SPRING
2021
GROW YOUR OWN FOOD
RELIEVE STRESS WITH A RESILIENCY GARDEN
HOME RENOVATIONS
TIPS FOR DESIGNING A HOME GYM
EARTH DAY 2021
"RESTORE OUR EARTH"
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BASEMENT REMODEL IDEAS
HOMES
Are you thinking about finishing your basement? While this can be an expensive
project, you’ll increase both your living space and property value. Plus, you can
easily adapt this versatile space to suit your family’s needs over time.
Workshop. Whether you enjoy sewing, Cellar. Whether you want to store Personal gym. For this to be a
woodworking, scrapbooking or wine wine, root vegetables or canned goods, practical option, the ceiling should be
making, you’ll have the space you need to make sure the space is well ventilated high enough to accommodate stretching
store all your supplies and tools. and the humidity level is controlled. and jumping jacks.
Home office. You’ll probably find it easier Laundry room. In addition to freeing Keep in mind that natural light is
to concentrate in a room that’s cut off from up space in the bathroom, you’ll finally limited in a basement. Therefore, you’ll
the rest of the house. Plus, you’re less likely have the room you need to fold and want to opt for an open-concept design
to be disturbed during conference calls. iron clothes. or glass doors and partitions if possible.
Guest bedroom. This is an ideal way Playroom. Give your kids plenty of
to offer your visitors more privacy. And if space to run around and store their
there’s enough room to fit in a bathroom, all toys without cluttering the main living
the better. areas of the house.
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TIPS FOR DESIGNING YOUR HOME GYM DESIGN AN OUTDOOR LOUNGE AREA
Do you feel like having a space where you can exercise in the comfort of your own home? Now’s the Oh, how great it feels to relax around a cozy fire. Do you own an outdoor fireplace? Perhaps you’re
perfect time to get started! Here are a few tips to help you design the perfect home gym. thinking of investing in one? Here are several tips for designing the perfect outdoor lounge area.
First, whether you choose to use your
garage or your basement, make sure that
you set up your personal gym in a brightly
lit and well-ventilated area. In order to
maximize the square footage available
and create a space that’s conducive to
exercise, divide the room into different
sections. For example, you could dedicate
one area to cardio, another to strength
training and yet another to stretching.
Plan and decorate. All too often,
people set up a personal training space
without giving it much thought. They
randomly pile exercise machines and
accessories into the basement and then
over the following weeks or months, they
feel guilty because they’re using them
less and less often. To stay motivated
and exercise on a regular basis, attractive
surroundings are a must. Get started
by looking for inspiration from pictures
of private gyms found in decorating
magazines and on the Internet.
Stay Motivated. Design a space that’s
visually appealing and that you wouldn’t
mind spending a few hours each week in
by painting the room your favorite color
or hanging some inspiring art on the
walls. You could also put up a chalkboard
(or bulletin board) to track your progress
on. Let your creativity run wild by putting
up wall murals or wallpaper with original
patterns. Finally, consider investing in a
good sound system that will encourage First, make sure you’ve dedicated Décor plays an important role on a Highlight your landscaping with
you to keep moving to the beat of your enough space for your family to relax deck. Just as in the rest of your home, strategically placed light fixtures throughout
favorite tunes. comfortably. Adirondack chairs, the design of your outdoor oasis your yard. Hang garlands of twinkling lights
swings, wooden benches, wicker should reflect your tastes. Opt for in your trees, and line the path between your
Buying your equipment. It is possible loungers, hammocks — opt for variety! rugs, cushions, and accessories that house and your lounge area with decorative
to create a home gym without it costing And don’t forget to include enough show your furniture off to advantage. lanterns. This way, you’ll create a space that’s
you an arm and a leg. Retailers offer blankets and cushions to create a soft, not only warm but also safe to enjoy at night.
a wide range of bodybuilding and cozy environment. Add a trellis or create a screen with
cardiovascular exercise machines for all plants for more privacy. Use different Finally, shine the spotlight on the main
budgets. A less expensive option is to buy Next, place one or more side tables colored plant pots for garden herbs features of your landscaping. Use projectors
used equipment. Stocking up on basic around the seating area so that you or to make a pretty annual flower to make your pool or water fountain
equipment, such as free weights, elastic and your family can set down glasses, garden. Hanging pots will also help shimmer. Once lit, your plants, your
bands, an exercise ball and a yoga mat, is plates, phones and any other objects define the space and create an pathways and even your pool will give your
always a great way to start. you prefer to keep close at hand. impression of privacy. garden a magical feel after sundown.
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NORTHWEST
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THE BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO GARDENING
Want to grow your own vegetables but don’t have any gardening experience? No problem. Simply follow
these eight guidelines to successfully start your own vegetable garden.
6. Plant carefully.
Choose when to plant your vegetables with
caution — wait until there’s no longer a risk
for frost but before it becomes too hot. Keep
in mind that the sooner you’re able to get your
garden in the ground, the sooner you’ll get
your first harvest. Make sure to leave plenty of
space between plants to allow them adequate
room to grow.
7. Water correctly.
Immediately after planting, give your garden
a generous watering and continue watering
every few days (and more in periods of
drought or extreme heat). To help plants
absorb the maximum amount of water, douse
them early in the morning using a low-
pressure setting on your hose or sprinkler.
8. Fertilize regularly.
It’s also important to add fertilizer to your
garden periodically so that your plants get
the nutrients they need to flourish. You can
use either natural fertilizing substances, like GROW WITH CONFIDENCE!
manure or compost, or purchase a synthetic Worried about starting a garden on your own? Visit a nearby Yamhill County nursery
or gardening store. Your local pros will help you avoid beginner’s mistakes and show
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you how to get the most out of your first vegetable garden.
Not everyone has a backyard or enough
green space on their property for a regular
garden. Fortunately, many of the vegetables
you might plant in your yard can thrive in pots
on your balcony or patio. Here are just some
of the many vegetables that can be grown in
containers:
1. Plan your garden. plant your garden directly in the ground important to mix the soil you’re using with
Determine what materials you’ll need or if you’ll construct raised beds. compost or manure to enrich it with valuable Tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, green onions,
(gardening tools like hoes and spades, nutrients. Once prepared, consider spreading radishes, beans, peas, leafy greens, cucumbers
soil, fertilizer, etc.) including the seeds 3. Think about sunlight. the mixture over a layer of a material that and beetroots are all suitable options for a
or plants themselves. You’ll also need to When deciding where to grow your promotes water drainage, such as gravel. patio garden.
consider how much time you’re willing vegetable garden, you should make sure
to devote to your garden each day. Don’t to select a place in your yard that receives 5. Select your vegetables. Once you’ve selected your vegetables,
be too ambitious about how much you an abundance of sunlight. If you choose Choose vegetables that grow well in your choose pots with good drainage and enough
take on — a garden that’s too big can a location with partial shade, make sure climate and are manageable for novice depth to accommodate the plant’s growth.
quickly become overwhelming. the garden still gets at least six hours of gardeners. Carrots, green beans, cucumbers You’ll also need to water your vegetables every
sunlight each day. and zucchini are all relatively easy to grow. day and ensure they get enough sunlight.
2. Choose a location. Other veggies, like lettuce and tomatoes,
Decide where your garden will be 4. Prepare the ground. are not only undemanding but also yield Finally, it’s best to use potting soil for your
located and what size it will be. You Whether you’re growing vegetables in large quantities of produce, making them balcony garden, as it contains more nutrients
should also consider whether you’ll raised beds or directly in the ground, it’s particularly satisfying for first-time gardeners. than other types and can help prevent root rot.
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INVASIVE BUGS OF THE NORTHWEST
If a non-native species is introduced into a new ecosystem, it can wreak havoc on the environment. Since it
has no natural predators, there’s nothing to stop it from rapidly increasing its population and taking over.
AZALEA LACE BUGS
If you have silvery, white or yellow spots on the leaves of your
azaleas or rhododendrons, it’s likely that these insects are
present. If not controlled, lace bugs can cause significant
damage. Since they’re usually attracted to unhealthy plants,
the best way to avoid an infestation is to properly care for
your shrubs.
BALSAM WOOLLY ADELGIDS
Although these aphid-like insects are minuscule and easy to
miss, an infestation can kill an entire tree within a few years.
They feed on true fir trees by injecting their saliva into the
plant’s tissue. This inhibits bud formation and eventually kills
the tree. In most cases, an infected tree should be removed
before the insects move on to other trees. Homeowners can
help protect the biodiversity of the Pacific Northwest by
learning how to identify the presence of an invasive species
on their property and promptly addressing infestations.
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PLANTS THAT HELP TO REPELL PESTS
Did you know there are a variety of plants that naturally repel insects? Here’s how to ward off a few
common backyard pests using flowers and herbs.
ANTS
In addition to feeding on sugary fruits and vegetables,
ants farm tiny leaf-eating insects called aphids. To
repel ants, plant tansy, lemon balm, mint, mug wort or
chrysanthemums. Catnip also works well but may attract
feline visitors.
MOSQUITOES
To keep these bugs at bay, grow scented plants like lavender,
lemon balm, lemon verbena or basil. Mosquitoes also dislike
the smell of citronella geraniums, which can brighten your
garden with splashes of pink, red or purple.
JAPANESE BEETLES
These metallic-looking bugs aren’t picky about what they
eat, but they’re especially fond of roses, string beans and
raspberries. To ward off Japanese beetles, plant tansy, catnip,
chives or marigolds. The smell and taste of the leaves on
these plants will repel them. Finally, while flies are relatively
harmless, they can be a nuisance. You can ward them off with
herbs such as basil, lavender and rosemary.
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HOW TO HELP RESTORE OUR EARTH
The theme for this year’s Earth Day, which takes place on April 22, is “Restore Our Earth.” It’s based
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on the growing understanding that humans can do more than simply mitigate the impacts of climate On April 22, celebrate Earth Day as a family
change. In addition to transforming the world’s energy, urban and industrial systems, we can restore by coming up with ways you can be more
and use natural processes to combat climate change. eco-friendly at home and in your daily lives.
Earth Day 2021: a focus An overview of eco-design and 4 activities to teach kids
on nature-based solutions eco-friendly products about the environment
“
To reduce the amount of carbon An “eco-design” product or service is one Do you want to teach your
dioxide in the atmosphere, the power that’s created using methods of production that children about the importance of The environment is where we all
of nature can be harnessed in a limit its environmental impact. This approach protecting the planet? Here are four
number of ways. Solutions include requires companies to take various factors into fun activities you can do as a family. meet, where we all have a mutual
planting trees, restoring coastal consideration, including the environmental
wetlands and adopting agricultural and financial costs, the lifespan of the product 1. Gardening. Whether you grow interest; it is the one thing all of
practices that improve soil health. and the ways the manufacturing process can herbs on a windowsill or plant a
be optimized. In some cases, eco-certification vegetable garden in your backyard, us share. It is not only a mirror of
In addition to capturing carbon standards must also be considered. this is a hands-on way for children to
emissions from the air and learn about responsibility and how ourselves, but a focusing lens on
food grows.
”
sequestering them in plants, soil Additionally, when a company develops
and sediments, restored ecosystems a product in accordance with ecological what we can become.
increase biodiversity and help design principles, it takes into account 2. Planting a tree. Once it’s in the
provide cleaner air and water. the environmental impact of every step in ground, encourage your kids to
observe how their tree changes with — Lady Bird Johnson
the manufacturing process, from sourcing
In fact, according to the Global materials to product distribution. This includes the seasons and provides a home
Commission on Adaptation, these the potential depletion of natural resources, for animals. They can even give it a
types of ecological restoration pollution, greenhouse gas emission and energy name.
projects can provide one-third of the consumption.
climate mitigation needed over the 3. Crafting. Challenge your kids to
next decade to keep global warming By creating products in this manner, make art out of cardboard boxes,
below two degrees Celsius. companies can meet both the expectations of bottle caps, plastic bottles, toilet
increasingly eco-conscious consumers and the paper rolls and other recyclable
Communities ranging from rural requirements of local environmental protection materials. A quick online search will
towns to major cities can become regulations. provide plenty of inspiration.
more resilient against the impacts
of climate change by restoring and Products and services are considered eco- 4. Exploring. Children can learn a
protecting natural ecosystems. friendly if they provide the same or better lot simply by getting close to nature
results compared to the generic version, while on a hike or bike ride. Alternatively,
For example, restoring mangrove also creating considerably less air, water or you can visit a local farm, botanical
forests helps protect coastal regions land pollution. These products are generally garden or wildlife refuge. Many
from rising seas and storm surges. manufactured using eco-design principles, places also offer virtual tours.
Doing so is significantly cheaper but they also have little to no impact on the
than building breakwaters and other environment during their lifespan. Additionally, Regardless of which activity you
infrastructure. Plus, mangroves have eco-friendly products are either biodegradable do, make sure to use the opportunity
the added benefit of storing carbon, or can be recycled or repurposed as part of a to start a conversation with your
preventing erosion and helping to circular economy. kids. Depending on their age, you
sustain local fisheries. can talk about how the environment
If you want to use your purchasing power to affects their lives, why it’s important
For more information about help protect the environment, find out which to respect nature and the ways they
Earth Day and how you can take Yamhill County businesses have ecofriendly can help protect the planet.
action against climate change, visit initiatives and practices, and be sure to buy their
earthday.org products or services.
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back yard, on the covered patio, or in the
ready for a fresh touch; my clients are has bathroom and large closet. A large the dining & kitchen. Owners suite on
jetted tub in the primary bath & enjoy the
excited to make this special home their covered deck offers outdoor dining or the main floor with 2 bedrooms upstairs
territorial views from the vaulted living
own! Buyer representation. entertaining, and garden lovers will PLUS a large bonus room. Covered
room. This updated single level home
enjoy the raised garden beds in the backyard patio. Buyer Representation.
with great room is light and bright and MLS# 21120325
fenced backyard. New siding in 2019.
move-in ready.
MLS# 21311316
MLS# 21280263
Stephanie Findley Lacey Summers Lacey Summers Lacey Summers Cyndy Willis Tiffany Best
REALTOR® Jade Bachmeier
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Berkshire Hathaway Executive Officer Escrow Officer
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of French doors lead to the professionally under the age of 18 living with parents or legal
oversized deck w/gazebo! Shop w/RV & livability of this wonderful home. Lower has family room w/pellet stove, custodians; pregnant women and people securing
designed landscape & wrap-around porch. custody of children under 18. This newspaper
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a kind! MLS# 21344663 MLS# 21181273 for dual living! MLS# 20470690 real estate which is in violation of the law. Our
readers are hereby informed that all dwellings
advertised in this newspaper are available on
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