Our Program with Sue Goetz and “TheHerb Lovers Garden” will be rescheduled for AUGUST 17th, 2020.
Sue Goetz, Garden Designer and Consultant, will speak on ‘The Herb-Lovers Garden’: Landscaping, fragrance, healing, edibles, seasoning and cut flowers. Growing hints, landscape design and recipes included.
Sue Goetz is an award-winning garden designer, writer, and speaker. Through her business
Sarah Verlinde, Launch Specialist with the UW Bothell Herbarium Collections, and fellow researcher Ashley will speak on ‘The Good, the Bad and the Yummy’, restoring bird habitat through the use of native and perennials plants and shrubs in the Pacific Northwest.
Sarah earned a degree in Biology which included several plant studies. She participated in wetland mitigation and restoration projects with Snohomish County, doing plant inventory and monitoring. She worked as an intern at the Tulalip Tribes to reintroduce a native food source, Wapato (Sagittaria latifolia), to tribal land. With this project she won a Scholarship Award from the Society for Wetland Scientists and presented at the PNW 2015 Conference in Olympia.
Sarah Verlinde works full-time as a Launch Specialist at the UW Bothell Office of Research. Most of her work focuses on grant support and new projects, including the launch of the UW Bothell Herbarium which began in 2015.
Meeting at Center for Urban Horticulture; NHS Hall Section A,
Doors open at 6:30 for Seed Sales and food & socializing .
Join us and Gardener Dina Russell, Founder of PlantShare in her talk on “The Rhizosphere: Where Plants & Humans meet” .
We will have a lively discussion on the region of soil in the vicinity of plant roots in which the chemistry and microbiology is influenced by their growth, respiration, and nutrient exchange.
November 18th from 7-9pm
Meeting at Center for Urban Horticulture; NHS Hall Section A,
Doors open at 6:30 for Seed Sales and food & socializing .
Hardy Plant Society of Washington 9th Annual Fall Bulb and Plant Sale
Sunday October 20, 2019, 10 am – 2 pm
Lots of varieties of fall planted, spring blooming bulbs at good prices: alliums, galanthus, crocus, narcissus, tulips, and smaller more unusual bulbs that are sometimes hard to find. Bulbs packaged in small amounts like 5-10 bulbs per bag,