IN THE GARDEN

You are invited to a preview of spring garden delights in the center of downtown Seattle. With Roger and Lee as our guides and Lee’s camera focusing us on the highlights of the garden festival, we can enjoy the gorgeous water features.

Spring is a heady time of year, exciting our senses with color, fragrance, and the sweet sounds of birdsong. Gardens come alive again with fountains and wind chimes. No wonder that composers have long paid tribute to the season and its romantic appeal! Join Lee and Lorelie as they explore the special beauties of this long awaited spring!

Join Lee and Roger for the final photographic visit to the Northwest Flower and Garden Show. These photographs provide inspiration for outdoor living as the spring weather brings some longer and warmer afternoons. Enjoy the ideas for garden structures and comfortable furnishings on decks and patios!

Lee welcomes you to another photographic tour of the Northwest Flower and Garden Show. The tour will include landscapes, and feature the use of natural materials that can be adapted for home gardens.

Grand sweeps of colorful massed plantings inside the flower and garden show help to counteract the grey and misty weather outside. They offer inspiration for our own gardens during the coming weeks. Even small groups of colorful hardy flowers provided ideas for tiny spaces around decks, trees, and in planters.

Lee and Roger invite you to escape into a fragrant garden paradise at the garden show! Begin with views of plants that can bring a touch of the tropics into your own home.

Our Everett garden in February is showing some bright spots of color and a variety of textures. Although these are evident to even a casual observer, a closer look is needed to fully appreciate the subtle beauty in the late winter garden. We invite you to view these early signs of coming spring!

Just in time for October, Lee’s photos capture brilliant visual icons of fall! You are invited to enjoy the colorful reds, oranges, and golds of the season in maple leaves, pumpkins, fruit and flowers.

Join Lee and Roger on an Edmonds walk as they admire colorful fall flowers in gardens and in Saturday market bouquets.

You are invited to join Tim, Lorelie, Cathy, and David on their visit to the restored Heronswood garden in Kingston.

Let’s continue our stroll through Heronswood as we move from the formal garden and enter the Woodland Garden, with its many collections of ferns, hydrangeas, and native plants shaded by giant conifers.