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  3. Oregon Garden - Wikipedia

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    The Oregon Garden is an 80-acre (32 ha) botanical garden and tourist attraction in Silverton, Oregon, United States. Opened in 1999, it is home to over 20 gardens including the Rose Garden, Children's Garden and Silverton Market Garden.

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    In 2002, GCA contracted with Clayton W. Hannon (the retired executive director of the Oregon Association of Nurserymen, now the Oregon Association of Nurseries) to manage GCA on an interim basis. In April 2005, management was moved to the Association Services Group (ASG) in LaGrange, Georgia.

  5. Oregon Field Guide - Wikipedia

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    [6] [7] Using the information from this story, Amen also produced an award-winning Frontline episode, titled "To The Last Fish", which aired in 1991. Oregon Field Guide was kept during major state budget cuts in 2003 that affected OPB. [8] [9] In that year, the show budget was $300,000, with the majority of funding coming from the viewers. [8]

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  9. Oregon Nursery Company - Wikipedia

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    Most of the land was quickly planted with fruit trees, nut trees, shade trees, berries, and other nursery stock. In 1909, the company built a new office next to the packing shed. That same year, the Oregon Electric Railway opened a line to the Oregon Nursery Company site, offering the opportunity to further expand the company's business. [3] [4]