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6 Comments on Epiphytes in the Temperate Rain Forest -- Winter 2010
If it doesn't stop raining, my whole yard will be a rain forest!
Your friend up I-5,
Paul
YOu guys spread the rain to our eastside, we finnally got sunshine after weeks of snow then rain and all the while grey skies.
John,
So lush and green. Part of my yard looks like this in the summer. Imagine taking care of it. :)
Steve
Hello Paul, I looked at the weekly forecast and the graphic for each day is clouds with rain! John
Hello Mary, after the cold, cold cold you east-side folks sent us, we needed the rain to warm us back up! Hope you didn't get too much moisture! John
Hello Steve, Clark County is one of the smallest in Washington yet, we have varied terrain and features -- including some areas with rain-forest levels of rainfall and plant growth. Thanks! John