Rashel’s Roots & Wings

09/06/2026

Framed some flowers

09/06/2026

Beautiful things are formed under pressure. Under this wood and these books wildflowers are changing forms.

09/06/2026

Pressing wildflowers

06/16/2026

Crafting for my wildflower wedding🌺

05/09/2026

Stop buy and support the students.

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The Tenino FFA Plant Sale is here and for TWO weekends this year! Come by the Tenino High School Greenhouse (Located behind the school) starting Friday, May 1st at 3pm. We will be open May 1-3 and again May 8 & 9.

Friday Hours (May 1st and 8th): 3 to 5pm
Saturday Hours (May 2nd and 9th): 9am to 4pm
Sunday Hours (May 3rd): 9am to 2pm

There will be seeded and premium annuals, perennials, hanging baskets, succulents and more!

05/05/2026

On May 5, we wear red to break the silence. Red Dress Day is a solemn, powerful call to action for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S) crisis. Each crimson garment swaying in the wind represents a "presence in the absence"—a mother, daughter, sister, or friend whose story was cut short by systemic violence and neglect. It is a haunting reminder that while these women are gone, they are never forgotten, and their families are still seeking the justice they deserve.
This is more than just a day of awareness; it is a demand for change. Indigenous women continue to face disproportionate rates of violence, yet their disappearances too often go ignored. By wearing red, we honor the spirits of the stolen and stand in solidarity with the survivors and advocates fighting for safety and accountability. No more stolen sisters. Let the red dresses serve as a beacon, calling their spirits home and reminding the world that we will not stop looking, and we will not stop speaking their names. 🌹

04/25/2026

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National Go Birding Day, April 25th

04/02/2026

03/25/2026

Save the Date: April History Talk

Join us on Thursday, April 2, at noon for our next free History Talk at the Schmidt House:
“Bald Eagles: An American Icon” with Dan Varland of Coastal Raptors.

Learn about the history, significance, and conservation of one of America’s most powerful symbols—right here in the Pacific Northwest.

📍 Schmidt House, Tumwater
🕛 Doors open at 11:30 am
💚 Free (donations welcome)

Mark your calendar—we hope to see you there!