Early spring is bursting out in spite of cold March weather. Nurseries have brilliant flowers in tempting plant displays, street gardens are beginning to bloom, and garden gnomes provide a touch of humor. Join Lee Lageschulte.on walks that celebrate March gardens and St. Patrick’s Day!
Lee Lageschulte Photographer – MARCH COLOR WALKS WITH LEE Read More »
Even in late winter, sunny days around harbor areas in Edmonds and Everett encourage neighborhood walks in search of early spring color. Join the Lageschultes and the Olsons as they stroll by their local gardens.
FINDING SPRING ON A NEIGHBORHOOD WALK Read More »
February can lift our spirits with longer, milder days, early spring flowers, swelling buds on trees and shrubs, and festive holiday displays for special events. Join us for colorful pictorial walks with Lee Lageschulte, our newest contributing artist and noted local photographer!
Since high school botany class I have been fascinated by plants, but was not able to indulge my gardening interests until we bought our first home. When winter weather discouraged outdoor gardening I began to see the possibilities of indoor gardens and decorating with tropical plants. Come inside our Everett home and meet my favorites!
OLSON GARDENS XIII – INDOOR GARDENING WITH TROPICAL PLANTS -By Lorelie Olson Read More »
During many of our garden tours and visits we were impressed by the garden art that enhanced the plantings and appeared integral to the garden itself.
We were motivated to incorporate our own versions of garden art, first in the large Shady Grove country garden, then in the much smaller Everett garden.
We invite you to view these sculptures of glass, metal, wood, and concrete, as they and their plant companions provide an engaging visual treat.
We have appreciated Keith Olson’s and Toni Olson’s photos in several NESTER posts. Toni and Keith return in FLOWERS AND THEIR FRIENDS with delightful photos of butterflies, bees, and “FROGS.” FLOWERS AND THEIR FRIENDS celebrates the abundance of life in the garden!
OLSON GARDENS XI – FLOWERS AND THEIR FRIENDS – Photographers: Toni Olson & Keith Olson Read More »
Lorelie and I invite you to join us in a walk though the seasons and appreciate the evergreen and deciduous trees that surround and tower over us in SHADY GROVE.
OLSON GARDENS X – THE TREES OF SHADY GROVE By Lorelie & Tim Olson Read More »
Our gardens in Ponderosa and Everett attract a variety of birds, butterflies and bees. Key attractions afor the beds are several water features, while the butterflies and bees appreciate bright blossoms! Join us as we visit these garden habitats in high summer.
OLSON GARDENS IX – GARDEN HABITATS FOR BIRDS, BUTTERFLIES & BEES -By Lorelie Olson Read More »
My Harbor Garden is small but lush at this time of high summer! Color and texture are provided by shrubs, ground covers, and deck pots. Come with me and feast your eyes on the garden in summer.
Lorelie Olson
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In Beaver Valley a brief spring becomes a long summer in late May. It is in this crease between spring and summer when the valley bursts in splendid color from the fresh green tips of the conifers’s branches and leaves of the deciduous trees to the variety of colors of the flowering shrubs and wildflowers. In Shady Grove Garden we add eye catching color to the native plants with cultivars including perennials, shrubs, annuals and flowering trees.
Do join us in enjoying the lovely colors in SHADY GROVE GARDEN this Memorial Day weekend.
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OLSON GARDENS VII – SHADY GROVE GARDEN IS COLORFUL FOR MEMORIAL DAY Read More »
