Posts Tagged ‘spring weather’
Garden Guru – Spring Rain
Scott Parsons is your Garden Guru and joins us every Tuesday during the growing season to help us green our thumbs. In Episode 10, Parsons talks about Mother Earth providing some much-needed moisture this week and what it means for the garden after this last weekend’s heat wave.
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Late-Week Heat Could Soar To Record Levels Across Pacific Northwest
An already mild stretch in the Pacific Northwest will kick into another gear late this week as temperatures soar near-to or at record levels. The upcoming heat will have warm weather fans rejoicing, but can put a strain on some residents who are not yet accustomed to such high temperatures this early in the year.…
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Garden Guru – Composting, Netting, Watering
Scott Parsons is your Garden Guru and joins us every Tuesday during the growing season to help us green our thumbs. In Episode 9, Parsons talks about swapping plastic coverings for bird netting, best ways to make compost and use it in the garden, keeping things watered with hot weather this weekend and more.
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‘Ideal Weather’ Means Blossoms Here In Time For Apple Blossom Festival
Blossoms for Apple Blossom Festival – because it wouldn’t be Apple Blossom without them. But what does that mean for this year’s tree fruit crop? Marcus Bellissimo reports.
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Garden Guru – Wind, Weather, Potted Gardens
Scott Parsons is your Garden Guru and joins us every Tuesday during the growing season to help us green our thumbs. In Episode 8, Parsons talks about some cool overnight temps this week in the Upper Wenatchee Valley, ways to keep the wind at bay and getting your “potted garden” ready on your deck or…
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Ohme Gardens Celebrating 90th Anniversary This Year, Expanding Events, Staff
An area landmark will be celebrating its 90th anniversary this summer. Ohme Gardens has a lot planned for the 2019 season. Marcus Bellissimo has the details.
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Sage Hills Reopening Delayed to Protect Mule Deer, Trails
The popular hiking and biking trails in Sage Hills and Horse Lake Reserve in the Wenatchee Foothills won’t be opening April 1 like usual – April 5 is the now the tentative reopen date. The Chelan-Douglas Land Trust and Chelan PUD decided to delay the reopening to help wildlife and trail conditions. Chelan County also…
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KOHO Outdoor Report – WenatcheeOutdoors.org, Inner Circle Gym
In this week’s KOHO Outdoor Report, Dan Langager talks with Adam Vognild, Board Member with WenatcheeOutdoors.org and owner of Inner Circle Gym in Wenatchee, about the so-called shoulder season right now – not quite the end of winter, but just starting spring. Vognild talks about the delay of reopening Sage Hills to at least next Friday April 5 to…
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Studded Tire Removal Deadline This Sunday, March 31
You now have less than a week to get your studded tires off your car. The Washington Transportation Dept. said with a record-setting winter finally in the books, the arrival of spring means drivers have until Sunday, March 31, to remove studded tires. Starting Monday, April 1, drivers with studs face a $136 fine.
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Warmer, Slightly Drier Spring For NCW, National Weather Service Says
This spring promises warmer temperatures and less precipitation than past springs. But thankfully, snowmelt is gradual, as Marcus Bellissimo reports.
Read MoreGarden Guru – Tomato, Pepper Starts, Soil Prep, Spring Showers
Scott Parsons is your Garden Guru and joins us every Tuesday during the growing season, which is off to a slow start in 2019. After February’s record snowfall, Parsons said it’s pushed back budding by about a month. In Episode 3, Parsons talks about getting your soil and seeds ready. He uses LED lights to get…
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