Lawn in King County, WA

1948 - Jack Pitts, and his son-in-law Stan Raplee, turned their love of big pretty trees into a business and Washington Tree was born. 1950 - More caterpillars than you've ever seen hit the Seattle area! Stan and Jack figure out a way to get rid of them, and the pest control side of the business takes

1948 - Jack Pitts, and his son-in-law Stan Raplee, turned their love of big pretty trees into a business and Washington Tree was born. 1950 - More caterpillars than you've ever seen hit the Seattle area! Stan and Jack figure out a way to get rid of them, and the pest control side of the business takes

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Diggit. Was born out of a mother and son collaboration between Elena and Paul Shemeta of the Seattle area. This NW duo's 1st gardening tool hit the market in 1997 at Seattle's Fremont Sunday Market. It had a black handle and the advertising was a piece of cardboard with magic marker that said weeding