Don't miss your chance to meet West Seattle Nursery owner Marcia Bruno on Aug. 28 and enjoy some great food, outstanding plants and great bargains starting right around 11 am.
Photo courtesy West Seattle Nursery
The West Seattle Nursery Summer Garden Festival is a series of events including an open house, in person classes, and a unique sale all starting Aug. 15.
"It has been 2 1/2 years since we've hosted an open house, and longer than that since we held classes at the nursery. On top of that, we haven't had a chance to formally acknowledge that Marcia Bruno bought the nursery back in October of 2019!"
The open house is set for August 28 with a short presentation to reintroduce Marcia and the followed by a fabulous spread of food for visitors.
From the 15th of August through Sept. 15 they will feature their Summer Clearance Tent Sale with savings of up to 50% off on plants, gifts, and garden accessories.
Classes will be held in an outdoor classroom set up to protect from sun or rain. There's something for everyone - from Do-It-Yourselfdemos, to General Interest Gardening, to the Native People-Native Plants series of talks. Take a look!
Saturday August 20
2 p.m. - Bonsai for Beginners, with Olivia Bronson
Sunday August 21
12:30 p.m. - Foraging for Mushrooms, with Connie Wurm
2 p.m. - How to Build a Terrarium, with Caroline Minty
Saturday August 27
12:30 p.m. - Preserving the Harvest: It Is Not Just About Canning, with The Preservation Sisters, Connie Wurm and Sharon Massey
Sunday, August 28
12:30 p.m. - How to Plant a Sedum Bowl, with Kyle Henegar
2 p.m. - Summer Garden Bouquets, with Leah Baker
Saturday, September 10
1 p.m. - How Native People Use Native Plants, with Carla Brown of Haida Ladies Crafts
2:30 p.m. - Urban Food Forests, with Jenn Dowell
Sunday, September 11
11:30 a.m. - Native Plants: What They Are, Why They Matter, and How to Use Them in the Landscape, with Kyle Henegar
1 p.m. - Soil Building, with Randy Ritchie from Malibu Compost
2:30 p.m. - Fun with Fall Perennials, with Chelsea Ginn
No registration is required.