Members of the OHGOS came together this fall to plant acorns from favorite local Garry oaks and take the pots home for nurturing until the seedlings are big enough to plant successfully. This will be when they are 2-3 years old. We want to provide a supply of juvenile trees in Oak Harbor at-the-ready for replacing trees that have died or for new areas of future planting.
By Laura Renninger|2019-12-14T18:23:22-08:00October 3rd, 2015|Categories: Outreach, Preservation|0 Comments
About the Author: Laura Renninger
Laura is a native of Whidbey Island and grew up with a reverence for the Garry Oaks in Oak Harbor. In addition to being a founding member of OHGOS, Laura is a Registered Nurse and has worked in acute care for the last 30 years. Laura and her husband, Barry, are avid gardeners.










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