Join Bess Bronstein and Richie Steffen for a critical look at what we can do today for tomorrow’s garden. Learn about plants that can be started now that will hold up to a changing climate and tolerate weather extremes. Bess and Richie will also share helpful tips and ideas for designing and maintaining your garden... Read More
What were the most popular English gardening books in the 1600s? The 1700s? The 1800s? Brian Thompson will introduce you to these early books from the collection of the Elisabeth C. Miller Library. Like the best garden books of today, these provide basic techniques plus tips for growing the most robust flowers and vegetables, while... Read More
Jimi will introduce you to his extensive woodland plant collection. He will focus on choice woodlanders, their growing conditions, plant combinations, propagation and succession planning in woodland gardens. Jimi started gardening as a young boy alongside his mother, Kathleen, a keen gardener. After leaving school, he trained in the National Botanic Gardens of Ireland, based... Read More
From windswept deserts to misty seaside hills and verdant valleys, the natural landscapes of the American West offer an astounding variety of climates for gardens. Under Western Skies features gardens from across the West that embrace and celebrate the very soul of the land on which they grow. We will take a photographic tour through... Read More
Please join us at the Center for Urban Horticulture for a reception and a special lecture with celebrated garden designer and plantswoman from the UK and the 2024 NWFGF International... Read More
A Gardener’s Guide to Botany, based on Scott’s latest book by the same name, is an exciting dive into the Plant Kingdom. Your beautiful, tranquil garden is a battlefield... Read More
TO PUT YOUR NAME ON THE WAITING LIST CLICK THE REGISTER BUTTON The Northwest Horticultural Society and the University of Washington Botanic Gardens jointly present an in-person lecture by... Read More
An orderly garden over time can become a wild crowd of trees and shrubs, especially if it had been over-planted initially or becomes overgrown when pruning has not been ongoing.... Read More
The Northwest Horticultural Society is excited to present our Spring Symposium, in-person at Bastyr University. What can you do to create a more sustainable garden? From the backyard to... Read More
Registration opens on Tuesday, February 20th @ 10:00am PT Join the Northwest Horticultural Society at Christianson’s Nursery in the Skagit Valley for an in-person class with rose expert John... Read More
TO PUT YOUR NAME ON THE WAITING LIST CLICK THE REGISTER BUTTON Registration opens on Tuesday, February 27th @ 10:00am PT Join Ray Larson for a tour of... Read More
Flowers and Foliage are nice to have, but fragrance can take your garden to the next level. Fragrance invokes memories and places making your garden an emotional refuge filled... Read More
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