Q and A with the Garden Hotline!

Join us for the third Wednesday of each month this year on Zoom from 6:30 p.m to 7:30 p.m. 

THREE MORE SESSIONS LEFT FOR  THE YEAR!

Meeting ID: 857 9868 5600
Passcode: 907132

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  • October 19
  • November 16
  • December 21

Public Events with the Garden Hotline

Putting the Garden to Bed

Saturday, October 15   12:00 – 1:30 p.m. 

Online on Zoom with Marlene’s Market

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Get a jump start on good garden health by adding nutrients now! Learn how to enhance year round soil health this fall by mulching tree and shrub beds, adding compost to flower beds and vegetable gardens, and planting cover crop seed in the vegetable garden. We will discuss edible plants that are winter hardy in the northwest, including what to plant in October.

 

The Importance of Evergreen Plants – making wreaths, swags and crowns

Saturday, December 10  12:00 – 1:30 p.m. 

Online on Zoom with Marlene’s Market (link to be added soon)

Evergreen plants play an important role in supporting wildlife and managing micro-climates in your garden. In the winter this is especially helpful as they shelter our overwintering birds and other animals, break up heavy rainfalls into smaller droplets reducing the effects of erosion, and even help warm up the air around them to keep frost at bay. Join us to learn about these beautiful and important plants and celebrate using them to make wreaths, swags and even winter crowns to wear. Each participant will be able to pick up a kit of supplies provided by Marlene’s Market and the Garden Hotline.

 

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The Garden Hotline offers individualized solutions to garden problems that are practical, safe, effective, and natural. Our services, provided by local horticultural experts, are FREE to home gardeners and landscape professionals throughout Seattle and King County. We can help you reduce waste, conserve water and resources, and minimize chemical use while creating a vibrant landscape.