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2018 Spring Home & Garden
Beautiful
plants
abound at
Pass Creek
Nursery
Spring Refresh
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With spring well on its way, it’s time to say goodbye to all that is gray and
dreary. Our focus now is on welcoming the fresh air and bright colors.
Spring is a time for new beginnings, and everything is in bloom. Why not have
your home follow suit? Here are a just a few inexpensive ways to freshen up
your home decor for the new year.
ass Creek Nursery is located at
2361 Umpqua Highway 99, 3
miles off I-5 (exit 162) on the way to
Drain, Oregon.
Bob Nash bought the nursery in 1971
from Vern Thomas and ran it for 25
years. The business passed through
several owners after Bob retired. In
2009 the nursery was sitting vacant
and Travis Nash decided to try run-
ning the business with his family after
30 years of being a logger. With a lot
of advice from his parents and a LOT
of hard work, they made it through
the fi rst year and decided to try it
Think Lighter
Say so long to heavy drapes and thick throws. You can do a lot to brighten up a
room by changing out your linens.
Introduce throw pillows in pastel colors and exchange the chenille for a soft cot-
ton throw. Open up those heavy drapes, give them a good dusting and allow the
sunshine to warm the room.
The lighter and brighter a room becomes, the more like spring it will feel.
Bring in Fresh Flowers
Whether you pick up a fresh bouquet at the supermarket or potted ferns are
more your style, there is nothing like adding a little greenery to liven up a room.
Bringing a little piece of nature indoors will help connect the inside of your
home to all that is blooming outside.
Change Up Your Art
The most important feature when it comes to choosing art is sticking with what
makes you happy. Choose pieces that give you joy while giving your space a
whole new look.
Even changing out your photos for newer ones or snapshots from vacation can
update your space in a hurry.
Declutter
Winter brings with it an infl ux of decor for the holiday season. While that extra
cheer is welcomed in the colder months, that same decor can begin to feel op-
pressive once the seasons begin to change.
Spring is the time to take inventory of your things — store holiday decor, go
through the stacks of magazines and put away items from other areas of the
house that have migrated into your main living space. Make everything new.
FS 56 RC-E
Gas Powered Trimmer
$
199.95
20% more fuel effi cient
than previous model
again, and now they are starting on
their eighth season. The nursery has
been in the Nash family for three gen-
erations. Grandparents Bob and Emily
Nash still come by from time to time
to check up on what's happening.
The nursery is open from the fi rst of
March to the Fourth of July. Their
goal is provide healthy, vigorous
plants for the garden and yard at rea-
sonable prices with friendly, honest
customer service. They grow most of
the plants that we sell at their nursery.
Hanging baskets and patio pots are a
specialty. They custom design all of
our baskets and patio pots.
Pass Creek Nursery has a full line of
vegetable plants for the garden. They
also carry a nice selection of fertiliz-
ers and insect sprays.
Pass Creek Nursery is open Monday
through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6
p.m., They are closed Sundays. For
more information call us at 541-836-
2699, or come on by and see what
they have to offer for your gardening
needs.