Naturescaping
Kathy Shearin – workshop leader for East Multnomah Soil &Water Conservation District – will highlight ways to attract wildlife and save water while making the garden a feast for the eyes. Naturescaping focuses primarily on native plants, recommended because they are adapted to our soil and climate and need relatively little or no watering, fertilizing, or care once established. They are also less susceptible to common garden pests and diseases, and they attract a variety of native birds and butterflies by providing food and shelter.
Portland Nursery – Stark; Sunday, July 12th 1:00 pm
Green is a Color, Too
Many of us take the color green for granted, but, as Kermit the Frog reminds us, it is a real and vibrant hue. Come and explore the many ways this color can be used in the garden with Lucy Hardiman of Perennial Partners, a garden design collective recognized for their innovative approaches to garden design. Join Lucy and be prepared to have your eyes opened.
Joy Creek Nursery; July 12th 1:00 pm
Master Gardeners at King Neighborhood Farmers Market Multnomah County Master Gardeners are staffing an information table, so take in samples of weeds or plant problems and get some help for your garden.
NE 7th and Wygant between NE Alberta and Prescott Streets; Sundays from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
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