We’re open for 2012!January hours: 10am-4pm everyday.
Though we are open, the reader board will be blank for a little while. We’ve had some vandalism that we’re trying to take care of. Our sincere apologies to anyone who read what the villain re-arranged our letters to say. Very unfortunate. Please check here or on facebook for current announcements.
Upcoming Classes & Events
Classes begin at 10am unless otherwise listed.
Advance registration for classes is appreciated. See our 'Classes & Events' page for details.
Sat, Jan 28: ‘Winter Pruning’ Class – Free
Feb 4: 'Fruit: It grows on trees’ Class – Free
Feb 8-12: Northwest Flower & Garden Show - Save $4/ticket w/us through Feb 7th
Feb 11: ‘Bountiful Berries’ Class – Free
Feb 18: ‘Dealing with Disease’ Class – Free-
Feb 25: ‘Winter Interest: It’s not too late’ Class – Free
Feb 25: ‘Attracting Mason Bees’ Class – Free – 2pm
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It’s soggy city out there right now, gardeners. Stay off the lawn and out of the beds until things dry out. Otherwise, you’ll ruin your soil structure.
You CAN still feed the birds. And, if you’ve been feeding them, you still should. Song birds are a wonderful winter attraction, but feeding them is a season-long commitment. Low on food? We’ve still got a great deal on suet (now $.99 each, regularly $1.49) and a wonderful food for feeders.
You can also come by the nursery for answers to your gardening question, inspiration for winter interest and a free cup of coffee.
Welcome to the 2012 gardening season! Looks like it may be interesting!
