TO PUT YOUR NAME ON THE WAITING LIST CLICK THE REGISTER BUTTON Join Kelly Dodson and Sue Milliken for a tour of Far Reaches Botanical Conservatory and Far Reaches Farm.... Read More
Love it or loathe it, botanical Latin is widely used in horticulture. Simply knowing the Latin names of your garden plants opens a world of useful information in books... Read More
Tired of watering yet or perhaps in full blown fear of climate change? Del Brummet, head gardener Elisabeth C Miller Botanical Garden, will take you on a spin through the... Read More
Autumn is prime time to prepare plants for winter’s onset. See how Daniel Sparler shelters his cosmopolitan collection, which includes legions of humid tropical and subtropical natives as well... Read More
Join Bess and Richie for a lively discussion starting with their favorite and least favorite plants for the Autumn in “Love It or Leave It”. Following this, they will give... Read More
How much and what kind of pruning a garden will need is often determined while shopping at a nursery or at the design drawing board. As gardeners mature along with... Read More
TO PUT YOUR NAME ON THE WAITING LIST CLICK THE REGISTER BUTTON Ray Larson is a long time NHS board member and is the Curator of Living Collections and... Read More
TO PUT YOUR NAME ON THE WAITING LIST CLICK THE REGISTER BUTTON The Miller Garden is a beautiful garden built on a series of slopes. With nearly a one-hundred-foot drop... Read More
TO PUT YOUR NAME ON THE WAITING LIST CLICK THE REGISTER BUTTON The Miller Garden is a beautiful garden built on a series of slopes. With nearly a one-hundred-foot drop... Read More
The North American Gardens at UBC Botanical Garden represent four biogeographically distinct regions, from the locally native plant communities of the pacific northwest to the distant eastern hardwood forests. Some of these gardens are among the oldest at UBC Botanical Garden, while others are some of the newest. Join us for an informative and insightful... Read More
Annual Meeting Annual meeting begins at 7:00 pm This meeting and lecture are free and open to all members, but due to the capacity of NHS Hall at the Center for Urban Horticulture the meeting will be limited to 180 attendees and registration is necessary. Since Directors and Officers will be elected at this meeting,... Read More
Eriogonum codium, Umtanum Desert buckwheat Washington is home to a rich diversity of vascular plants, with approximately 3,100 species recorded in the state. While the iconic conifers of western Washington capture many visitors’ attention, it is places like the Wenatchee Mountains, Olympic Mountains and Columbia River Gorge that harbor the greatest diversity of plants, including... Read More
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