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Annual Open Garden & Nursery is May 19th and 20th, 2012 from 11am to 4pm.
Like past years, we will have pots for sale and neighbor Kings Raven Winery will offer wine tastings and sales and River City events will provide lunch for sale. In addition, two other nurseries on Criteser road will also be open.
Annual Garden Party is July 7th from 6pm to 9pm.
Enjoy the garden on a summer evening while music plays. Wine and beer are available for purchase as well as gourmet dinner items. This event is open by reservation only and there is a $10 per person cover charge. As the date gets closer, check back here for more information.
Reservations will be accepted after June 23rd by e-mailing us.
To view photos from some of our favorite gardens, visit our Photo Gallery of International Gardens - Click Here
Looking for Container Ideas? Click image above for more.
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After a mild winter and a very rainy March, spring has sprung. With several days in the 80's under our belt, many plants are starting to pop. The Eucomis pole-evanii has about 1" of growth, the Laburnum allee has a few flowers starting to open and the Tetrapanex is leafing out. The hardy Amarylis are about 6" high and the hardy banana (Musa basjoo) have several new leaves. The native frogs are...read more
Posted on 9 May 2012 | 10:48 pm
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Fall is here after a very short summer. We wish we could have had another month of summer, this year, but we get what we get when it comes to weather in the Pacific Northwest. We have had a number of light frosts that have taken out the tomatoes and burned back the cannas, but the hardy banana, Musa basjoo has barely been nipped. The Astors are done, but went out with a flourish and the tender...read more
Posted on 10 November 2011 | 9:10 am
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Summer has finally arrived in the Pacific Northwest. The wet cold spring (the coldest an wettest in 116 years) and the cool June and early July has finely yielded to a pleasant, but not hot summer. These are the days that we cherish in the garden. It is not too hot, the major weed pulling is over and it is time to enjoy the fruits of our labor with dinners outside and a dip in the pond on hot...read more
Posted on 1 August 2011 | 9:36 am
