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Ann picking flowers

​With heavy hearts, we share that Ann Munson passed away suddenly in February.

 

Ann was the creative force, and more, behind The Artists Greenhouse Sale. Not only was this event conceived by Ann, but she also opened her home, shared her boundless energy, and fostered a deep love for the arts among all who attended.​

While it was hard to imagine doing the sale without Ann, we decided to go forward with the sale this year as planned on:

May 17th and 18th

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This will be an opportunity for us to honor Ann’s legacy and offer her (and our) friends and faithful customers a chance to visit us in the greenhouse at the height of flower season and to support the arts and Ann’s vision in a way that we think would have made her happy. Also, Ann’s family will offer a selection of her original artwork for purchase.​​​

Thank you for your support as we honor Ann’s memory and the incredible artistic legacy she leaves behind.

Painting of a blue vase with white and blue flowers
Painting of a Rooster and a Hen
Trees on the bank of the Columbia River
Flower beds with the greenhouse in the background, late afternoon

4th Quarter Farm

 

4th Quarter Farm, where the annual Artists Greenhouse Sale was always held, was Ann's other passion. It was a very unique flower venture she started after losing her husband to Alzheimers. Ann started the farm to to grow and deliver fresh, local, old-fashioned flowers to seniors in assisted living, to caregivers, and to those who are homebound.

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She grew over 30 varieties of flowers environmental conscience. She arranged and delivered them to residents and caregivers in assisted living or acute care--people in need of thoughtfulness in the form of colorful flowers to brighten their day with a special bouquet surprise. 

Two flower beds, one with orange flowers, one with blue flowers
Small garden trolley filled with flower arrangements ready to be given out
Trunk of a car filled with bouquets ready to be delivered.

Ann, thank you for all you have given to so many. You are missed.

Ann Munson -- In Memoriam

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