Grace Hensley will host a round table discussion on Perennials for Millennials
Doors open at 6:30 for Seed Sales and food & socializing .
Business Meeting starts promptly at 7, followed by the talk.
Here’s a preview of the plant availability we’ll have at our Spring Plant Sale on Sunday, April 17th from 10am-2pm at the Center for Urban Horticulture.
| Genus | Species | Cultivar |
|---|---|---|
| Aconitum | napellus | |
| Allium | sp. | |
| Anemone | nemorosa | |
| Arisaema | amurense | |
| Arisaema | consanguineum | |
| Arisarum | proboscideum | |
| Arum | italicum | |
| Asphodeline | lutea | |
| Aster | divaricatus | |
| Astilbe | sp. | |
| Baptisia | australis | Purple Smoke |
| Beesia | calthifolia | |
| Cardamine | trifolia | |
| Chrysanthemum | sp. | Kandy's Gold |
| Chrysanthemum | sp. | Bronze Elegance |
| Corydalis | George P. Baker | |
| Corydalis | Purple Bird | |
| Crambe | cordifolia | |
| Crocosmia | sp. | |
| Dicentra | formosa | |
| Epimedium | cantabrigiense | |
| Epimedium | x versicolor | Sulphureum |
| Eremurus | sp. | |
| Eryngium | sp. | |
| Erythronium | tuolumnense | |
| Erythronium | Pagoda | |
| Fragaria | vesca | Alexandria |
| Fritillaria | meliagris | |
| Geranium | phaeum | |
| Geranium | psilostemon | |
| Geranium | renardii | Philippe Vapelle |
| Helenium | autumnale | |
| Helianthus | X | Lemon Queen |
| Helleborus | orientalis | |
| Hemerocallis | Kwanso | Flore Pleno |
| Hemerocallis | liloasphodelus | |
| Hemerocallis | sp. | Butter Yellow |
| Hosta | plantaginea | |
| Hosta | sp. | |
| Hosta | venusta | |
| Iris | sibirica | Alba |
| Iris | sp. | Pacific Coast Iris |
| Mitella | breweri | |
| Lamium | orvala | |
| Lilium | pardalinum | |
| Lilium | sp. | Oriental |
| Lobelia | speciosa | |
| Matteuccia | struthiopteris | |
| Mondarda | sp. | |
| Omphalodes | verna | |
| Ophiopogon | japonica | Nana |
| Ophiopogon | planiscapus | Nigrescens |
| Oxalis | oregana | |
| Pachyphragma | ||
| Persicaria | affinis | |
| Persicaria | amplexicaulis | |
| Persicaria | virginiana | Variegata |
| Phlomis | russeliana | |
| Phlox | paniculata | |
| Primula | Dorothy | |
| Pulmonaria | angustifolia | |
| Rheum | sp. | Rhubarb |
| Rodgersia | sp. | |
| Saxifraga | dentata | |
| Saxifraga | sp. | |
| Sedum | spathulifolium | |
| Solidago | sp. | |
| Sorbaria | sorbifolia | |
| Trachystemon | orientalis |
Monday -March 21st at 7pm at UW Center for Urban Horticulture.
Diane will be speaking how “Woody Plants that Make Great Cut Flowers”
A Fresh Look at Woody Plants – thought you knew everything there was to know about the trees and shrubs that grow in your garden? Look again at some trusty standards and unusual woodies that make great cut flowers and foliage with Diane Szukovathy from Jello Mold Farm.
Another article: http://www.pacifichorticulture.org/articles/jello-mold-farm/
Doors open at 6:30 for Seed Sales and food & socializing . Business Meeting starts promptly at 7, followed by the talk.
NHS Hall Section A, Center for Urban Horticulture, 3501 NE 41st St. Seattle, WA 98105 MAP
Here’s our complete 2016 calendar!
TUESDAY January 19th, 7-9 PM – Center for Urban Horticulture – Michael Lockman, WE Design
Tues-Sun February 17-21 – Northwest Flower and Garden Show
MONDAY March 21st, 7-9 PM – Center for Urban Horticulture – Diane Szukovathy, Jello Mold Farm
SUNDAY April 17th 10 am – 2 pm – Spring Plant and Seed Sale – Center for Urban Horticulture
MONDAY May 16th, 7-9 PM – Center for Urban Horticulture – Arlen Hill, Keeping It Green Nursery
MONDAY June 20th, 7-9 PM – Center for Urban Horticulture – Brian Thompson, Miller Library
SATURDAY July 16th (TBD) – Summer Picnic
August – No Meeting
MONDAY September 19th 7-9 PM – Center for Urban Horticulture – Cass Turnbull, Plant Amnesty
SUNDAY October 9th, 10 am – 2 pm – Fall Bulb and Plant Sale – Center for Urban Horticulture
MONDAY November 21st, 7-9 PM – Center for Urban Horticulture – Bob Lilly, Travelogue
SUNDAY December 11th, 3 pm – 6 pm – Winter Holiday Party
UPDATE Due to our scheduling error:
Michael Lockman won’t be able to join us tonight. HPSW President, Bob Lilly, will speak about his garden travels. We hope to have Michael join us later in the year.
Michael Lockman
founded WEdesign Inc. in 1995 to offer sustainable landscape design and consultation services to Seattle area homeowners.
Michael will talk on Edible Landscaping and offer strategies to start growing fruits, berries, herbs and nuts. In addition, since hardy edible plants are an essential part of our diet, they will be an integral part of the discussion.
As the owner, designer and project manager, he is passionate about creating beneficial, user-friendly gardens that go beyond aesthetics. His sustainability skills are hard at work every day, helping to improve the relationship between homeowners and the environment, one garden at a time.
A freelance writer and former adjunct professor in Antioch University’s Environment and Community program, Michael holds an M.A. in Ecological Design.