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EXHIBITOR LIST

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Full list of show exhibitors in alphabetical order, including booth number.

SHOW MAP SEMINAR SCHEDULE SPEAKERS AND SEMINAR DESCRIPTIONS

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A full list of biographies from all the speakers presenting at the show. Including seminar title and time.

VINTAGE MARKET

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An in-depth look at all the participants of the Vintage Market.

SHOW FEATURES

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Rachel Kate National Kitchen and Bath Association Plant Sale Show Gardens

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EXHIBITOR LIST VINTAGE MARKET

JOHNBOB C13 BLUE EWE C15 RAVENS NEST C17 SECRETS IN THE ATTIC C19 PURPLE COW ANTIQUES C2 FLEA MARKET OF THURSTON COUNTY / RICKETY PICKET C21 EYES UPON YOU C24 CINDY ARGO C26 VINTAGE NEST C28 COWPUNCHERS C32 WEATHERED FINDS C38 BUILT FROM SCRAP C39 SOUTH TACOMA ANTIQUE MALL C4 PAINTBRUSH COTTAGE C40

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5 POINT BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION LLC A TASTE OF EDEN AAA KARTAK GLASS AND CLOSET INC ABOUT TIME ENTERPRISES INC ABSOLUTE MORTGAGE/MACGYVER’S REMODEL ACCENT CONSTRUCTION AND REMODEL ACHTENS QUALITY ROOFING ADVANCED BUILD NW INC AFFORDABLE WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS AGUIAR PAVERS AIR CARE USA INC ALBERT LEE APPLIANCE ALL-WAYS AIR CONTROL ALLIED FIRE AND SECURITY ALPINE DUCTLESS ALPINE PACIFIC DESIGN AMAZING SIDING CORP OF SEATTLE AMERICAN DREAM DESIGN BUILD AMERICAN LOUVERED ROOFS OF W WA AMERICAN VINYL INC AMERIGAS PROPANE LP ANGIE’S LIST AQUA QUIP AQUA RECS FIRESIDE HEARTH N HOME ARTISAN ELECTRIC INC ARTISTRY STONE WORKS ASSISTED CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION INC AUTOMATED GATES & EQUIPMENT AVENUE VAC LLC B & D LILIES BACK AND JOINT PAIN INSTITUTE BAEZ CONSTRUCTION LLC BATH FITTER BATH PLANET OF SEATTLE, LLC. BATHCREST OF SEATTLE BERGMAN CONTRACTING BETTER BUILT BARNS BETTER HOMES HOME IMPROVEMENTS INC BLAIR & SON FLOOR CO BRIMMA SOLAR C & R BOGER CONSTRUCTION INC. CABINET RENOVATIONS CALL 811 BEFORE YOU DIG

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CASCADE COMPOST 1831 CENTRAL CONSTRUCTION FENCE & DECK L L C 1532 CENTURY LINK 1127 CERTA PRO PAINTERS OF TACOMA 1112 CHOICE CONSTRUCTION 1706 CITY OF TACOMA ENV SERVICES 1528 CITY OF TACOMA ENVI SERVICES - TAGRO 1932 CLASSIC LANDSCAPE & SPRINKLER 1632 CLEANSPACE NORTHWEST INC 1213 COAST HOME IMPROVEMENT INC 1215 CONCRETE IMPRESSIONS INC 1828 CONCRETE WORKS STATUARY INC 1534 COOKIE LEE 8 COOKS WAREHOUSE INC 2035 COVAL HOMES 1106 CREATION CABINET AND DESIGN LLC 1135 CULLIGAN 1613 CURBZILLA.COM 1334 CURRY LANDSCAPE AND GARDEN CENTER, INC. 1924 CUTCO CUTLERY 1705 D L DISTRIBUTORS 2033 DEMARRE CONSTRUCTION 1409 DEONTOLOGY LLC 1329 DIAMOND CONSTRUCTION INC 2017 DIAMOND FINISH CONSTRUCTION LLC 1920 DIRECTBUY OF SEATTLE 630 DISTRIBUDOORS 1120 DK PROFESSIONAL PAINTING 1916 DOWELL COMPANY 1735 DR DECKS 606 DREAM GARAGE STORAGE SOLUTIONS 1515 DS JOHNSON ENTERPRISES 1725 DS JOHNSON ENTERPRISES 1729 ECO INSULATE NORTHWEST 830 ECO INSULATE NORTHWEST 1609 ELITE EXTERIORS INC 1612 ENERGY DETECTIVE AGENCY LLC 1226 EVERGREEN LANDSCAPING & PONDS 1832 EVERGREEN SOFTUB 1100 FIRST INVESTORS CORPORATION 1512 FLAGPOLE FARM INC 628 FLOFORM COUNTERTOPS 814 FLOHAWKS 1621 FLORA USA INC 1830 FLORIAN RATCHET-CUT 1926 FOREVERLAWN 1834 GARAGES ETC INC 1711 GRANITE TRANSFORMATIONS 644 GREEN ENERGY SOLUTIONS 1209 GUTTER HELMET SYSTEMS BY HARRY HELMET 1724 GUTTER SOLUTIONS NW 1310 HAPPY FEET 932 HARBORSTONE CREDIT UNION 2031 HARLEY EXTERIORS INC 1204 HARLEY EXTERIORS INC 1905 HAUGEN HOME SERVICES 1825 HAWAIIAN MOON 1105 HELIOS PADS LLC 935 HELIOS PADS LLC 1628 HERITAGE HOMECRAFT 1124 HILINE HOMES 1312 HOLTEN FOUNTAINS & ARBORS 1633 HOME MAKEOVERS MADE SIMPLE 1909

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INNOVATIVE FOUNDATION SOLUTIONS 717 INTELLIBED 1207 ITALIA NATIONAL LLC 707 J & I POWER EQUIPMENT 704 J R REDING CO 1809 JAMBERRY 1028 JC PRODUCTS 1821 JC PRODUCTS 1910 JLB INVESTMENTS 1125 JW WORLD RESOURCES 1134 KITCHEN CRAFT INTERNATIONAL 1235 KITCHEN PLUS 920 KLIEMANN BROTHERS HEATING & A/C 1201 KRAFT SCREENS 912 L-SEVEN CONSTRUCTION 1 LLC 1211 LAEL’S MOON GARDEN PLANT SALE LAKEWOLD GARDENS 1727 LAKEWOOD CABINET CENTER 1325 LANDMARK PROFESSIONAL MORTGAGE 1333 LATITUDES 7 LEAFFILTER NORTH INC 1925 LEAFGUARD NW 1506 LEAIR CLIMATE CONTROL INC 1808 LEXAR HOMES 934 LUMBER LIQUIDATORS 1034 LUSTRE CRAFT COOKWARE 1001 LUXURY BATH OF SEATTLE 1126 MAD MOZAICS 6 MAK LILIES & PERENNIALS INC 1935 MALONE’S LANDSCAPING 1435 MARY KAY COSMETICS 1918 MASTER BUILDERS ASSN OF PIERCE CO 1801 MASTER HEAT 1505 MASTERSHIELD 1520 MATVEY CONSTRUCTION INC 900 MCLENDON HARDWARE 1412 MIRACLE METHOD OF TACOMA 2027 MONET PAINTING 1230 MR ELECTRIC 658 MUTUAL MATERIALS 1330 MY PILLOW INC 1225 NATURAL BALANCE TREE SERVICE 1730 NATURAL CREATIONS 1531 NATURES TAPESTRY LANDSCAPE PLANT SALE NECTAR OF THE VINE 1107 NEU CONSTRUCTION, INC. 1501 NEW LEAF PROPERTY PRESERVATION LLC 1234 NEWBERRY REALTY INC 1607 NHANCE WOOD RENEWAL 1109 NKBA-PUGET SOUND 1212 NORTHERN PACIFIC EXTERIORS 1714 NORTHWEST DECKS INC 1004 NORTHWEST NATURAL LIGHTING INC 1400 NW GREEN PANELS 1425 OCTOPUS STUDIOS 1710 OLYMPIC LANDSCAPE A CORNER ORCA GRANITE AND STONE 1815 ORECK CLEAN CENTERS OF WASHINGTON 701 PACIFIC FIRE TABLES 1624 PARR CABINET OUTLET 1404 PASHIMINA PALACE LLC 1712 PIERCE CO NOXIOUS WEED CONTROL BOARD 1429 PIERCE CO PUBLIC WORKS AND UTILITIES 1927

PNW INTERNATIONAL INC 1200 PNW INTERNATIONAL INC 1508 POLAR BEAR ENERGY SOLUTIONS 1029 PREMIER FLOORS & DESIGN CENTER 1415 PRINCESS TRADING 1030 PROFESSIONAL STONE PRODUCTS LLC 1635 PROTEC SECURITY 1210 PUDDING RIVER WOOD CARVING STUDIO 720 PUYALLUP BARK SUPPLY 1726 PUYALLUP HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 636 PYROSHIELD OF WASHINGTON 1912 QUICK N BRITE INC 1931 R H SMITH CO INC 1811 RAILPRO 1314 RAINBOW FACTORY SHOWROOM 1524 RAINCITY SPECIALISTS 648 RAINIER INDUSTRIES LTD 1405 RAINIER PACIFIC GARAGE DOORS INC 1810 RAINIER VIEW CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING LLC 927 RAINTREE NURSERY 1829 RAM JACK OF OREGON LLC 1913 RANGER HEATING & COOLING 1227 REDING CONSTRUCTION INC 1807 REIER CONSTRUCTION LLC 1206 REM SLEEP SOLUTIONS 1033 RENEWAL BY ANDERSEN 1507 RENEWAL REMODELS AND ADDITIONS 1600 REPIPE SPECIALISTS 928 RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL & PLUMBING SERVICES 1026 RESPONSIBLE CONTRACTORS/ WEST STAR MORTGAGE 1108 REVE EXTERIORS LLC 1306 ROBBINS AND CO 800 ROGUE LIMITED 2037 SAFE RACKS 1133 SALUS SAUNAS 610 SAP ENTERPRISES 2025 SCOTT HOMES INC 1408 SEARS HOME SERVICES 1805 SEATTLE PATIO COVERS 930 SELF BUILDER SERVICES INC 1110 SHANNON TAYLOR 1902 SHELFGENIE 640 SIGNATURE WINDOW REPLACEMENT INC 1615 SLEEP COUNTRY USA 820 SLEEP NUMBER 1012 SMITH BROTHERS FARMS 1922 SOCKEYE HOMES 2039 SOLAR GEM GREENHOUSES 1732 SOLARIUMS DIRECT 2021 SOUTH HILL SATELLITE 1000 SOUTH HILL SATELLITE 1509 SOUTH SOUND SOLAR 1013 SPECIALTY NURSERY ASSN 1833 SPRING-GREEN LAWN & TREE CARE 1826 SPRINKLERS ONLY INC 602 STACK 700 STELLARVISION 632 SUNRISE SHADING 1020 SWEATMAN YOUNG INC 1812 SWEDISH SLEEP PRODUCTS OF WASHINGTON 1806 SYSTEM PAVERS 1827 TACOMA NEWS TRIBUNE 1629

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SHOW MAP The Vintage Market Recycled & Repurposed Treasures for the Home & Garden

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TACOMA PIERCE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT DIRT ALERT 1928 TACOMA PIERCE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT/ HAZ-WASTE 1930 TACOMA ROSE SOCIETY 1433 TANDA DESIGN INC 1328 TAPESTRY OILS 5 TEAM INSURANCE INC 2007 THE CUPBEARER 1 THE HEAT PUMP STORE 1232 THE HOME DEPOT 728 THE HOME DEPOT 729 THE POND STORE 1620 THE URBAN GARDENER LLC & MILLESIME DESIGNS 2001 THRIVE LIFE 1604 TIMBERLAND BANK 652 TIMESHARE EXIT TEAM 1413 TOTAL ENERGY CONCEPTS INC 1432 TOWN & COUNTRY POST FRAME BUILDINGS 1606 TUFF SHED 1535 U BUILD IT 1304 ULTIMATE UMBRELLA 1936 UNDERCOVER SYSTEMS 1631 UNITED PEST SOLUTIONS 914 VANTAGE HOSPITALITY GROUP 1104 VESTUS 1025 VICEROY HOMES INC 1610 WA STATE DEPT OF LABOR & INDUSTRIES 1704 WALLACE’S STOVES & FIREPLACE 620 WASHINGTON ENERGY SERVICES 1220 WASHINGTON STATE KITCHEN AND BATH 1223 WATER DOCTOR OF WASHINGTON INC 1307 WE’RE ORGANIZED NW 1231 WEIRS APPLIANCES 2009 WEST COAST POWER VAC 925 WEST COAST VINYL INC 915 WEST SEATTLE NATURAL ENERGY 1434 WHITTINGTON TILE AND STONE 1700 WHITWORTH PEST SOLUTIONS INC 1921 WHOLE BODY WELLNESS CONCEPTS 2023 WILD BIRDS UNLIMITED 1820 WREN & WILLOW INC 719 WYNDHAM VACATION OWNERSHIP 834 YUNKER PAINTING CO 1608 ZETTERBERG CUSTOM HOMES & REMODELING 1300

Washington Association of Landscape Professionals

EXHIBIT HOURS Thurs., Jan. 22

11 AM - 7 PM

Fri., Jan. 23

11 AM - 7 PM

Sat., Jan. 24

11 AM - 7 PM

Sun., Jan. 25

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SEMINAR SCHEDULE The Tacoma Home & Garden Show has a star-studded line up of local and nationally known speakers set to take the stage at the 2015 show. The schedule below is an at-a-glance look. Turn to page 10 for a detailed description of each seminar.

ALL SEMINARS ARE LOCATED IN THE GREEN THEATER, WHICH IS LOCATED IN THE SW CORNER OF THE ARENA.

THURSDAY 11:30am 12:00pm 12:30pm 1:00pm 2:00pm 3:00pm

Raintree Nursery Tacoma Rose Society Jim Ullrich Sue Goetz Marianne Binetti Marty Wingate

Best Berries for Western Washington New Roses for 2015 Orchard Mason Bees or Blue Bees Herb Garden Favorites How to Enjoy your Garden More Shrubs That Make Your Garden

FRIDAY 11:30am Raintree Nursery Best Fruit Trees for Western Washington 12:00pm Tacoma Rose Society Taking the Mystery Out of Pruning Your Roses 12:30pm Jim Ullrich Developing a Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary— Birds and Bees PG Rated 1:00pm Rachel Kate Hot Interior Design Trends for 2015 2:00pm Marianne Binetti Design Inspiration 3:00pm Marty Wingate Perennials You Can’t Live Without 4:00pm Specialty Nursery Association The Latest in Kiwifruit 4:30pm Bill Sweatman Learning the Lingo – 10 Construction Terms Explained for Today’s Homeowner

SATURDAY 11:30am Tacoma Rose Society Diseases of Roses 12:00pm Rachel Kate Hot Interior Design Trends for 2015 1:00pm Ciscoe Morris Ideas for a Truly “Oh La La” Spring Garden 2:00pm Marianne Binetti How to Enjoy your Garden More 3:00pm Marty Wingate Shrubs That Make Your Garden 4:00pm Specialty Nursery Association Classy Conifers 4:30pm Bill Sweatman Learning the Lingo – 10 Construction Terms Explained for Today’s Homeowner

SUNDAY 11:30am 12:00pm 12:30pm 1:00pm 2:00pm 3:00pm

Raintree Nursery Tacoma Rose Society Jim Ullrich Sue Goetz Marianne Binetti Specialty Nursery Association

Fruit from Around the World that Thrives in W. Washington Garden Insects-It’s a Strange World Out There Orchard Mason Bees or Blue Bees DIY Garden Makeovers Design Inspiration Fabulous Form and Foliage

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It’s your home. Protect it.

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RIPPED OFF BY AN UNREGISTERED CONTRACTOR? TELL L&I AND HELP OTHER CONSUMERS So you’ve been duped by a dishonest contractor and lost hundreds, perhaps thousands, of dollars intended for your dream remodeling project. Maybe you’re too embarrassed to tell anyone. Maybe you don’t know if there’s an agency that takes such reports.

You could file a report with your local police or sheriff’s department. But if it has to do with a construction contractor or tradesperson, make sure you also file a complaint with the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I).

Stepping forward could benefit you and prevent other consumers from sharing your fate! If you report it to L&I, the department may assign an inspector to the case and cite the contractor with a civil infraction or recommend the prosecutor file criminal charges. Once you speak with L&I staff, you can learn the options you may have to resolve your issue with the contractor.

It’s easy to file a report. Go to www.Lni.wa.gov/Fraud or call 1-888-811-5974 and choose option 1.

Consider the case of more than seven Vancouver-area homeowners who felt they were cheated by a paving company. They filed complaints with L&I, and spoke

with L&I construction compliance inspectors and an L&I investigator.

L&I submitted the investigation to the Washington Attorney General’s Office, which charged the Vancouver man with unregistered contracting, doing business without workers’ compensation insurance and failing to report or pay workers’ comp premiums. The case is pending.

Of course, the best strategy is to avoid problems in the first place. Hiring a registered contractor is a good start.

The state requires contractors to register with L&I. The department confirms that they have a business license, liability insurance and bond, which gives homeowners some monetary recourse if something goes wrong.

Unregistered contractors often have no bond or liability insurance and fail to provide workers’ comp insurance for their employees. It’s a risky combination that leaves homeowners financially vulnerable if workers are injured on their property or the contractor does shoddy work. Learn how to protect yourself at www.ProtectMyHome.net.

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SPEAKERS & SEMINAR DESCRIPTIONS A SNEAK PEAK OF ALL THE SEMINARS AND SPEAKERS AT THIS YEAR’S SHOW RACHEL KATE “Hot Interior Design Trends for 2015”

Rachel’s presentation, “Hot Interior Design Trends for 2015,” will demonstrate ways to create light and bright rooms with rustic accents, incorporating arched windows and doors into your home for visual interest, and the benefits to using ceramic faux-wood floor and wall tiles.

Her presentations are full of tips and visual examples of Do-It-Yourself projects using basic household items and products easily purchased by any homeowner.

Rachel appears at the show on Friday, January 23 at 1 pm and Saturday, January 24 at 12 noon.

About Rachel: Rachel is known to television audiences as a finalist on the seventh season of HGTV’s popular “Design Star” series. During the season, Kate was declared winner of the first two episodes, including the iconic “white room challenge” in which designers are given 15 hours to transform a bare room using only a few cans of paint and objects that can be purchased (on a tight budget) from a home and garden store. She also appeared on season four of HGTV’s “Rehab Addict” with Nicole Curtis, who buys houses that others consider beyond repair, transforming them into model homes.

Rachel combines her knowledge of textiles, manufacturing and design to create colorful lines of bedding and home goods. Her designs include decorative wallpaper and fun children’s bedding, which includes quirky, punk rock jungle animals and bright and stylish fashion girl accessories. She has created a line of handbags and has also designed furniture and event settings, as well as a line of couture wedding gowns. More information about Rachel Kate and her designs, as well as a new organic baby line, can be found at www.rachelkate.com.

CISCOE MORRIS “Ideas for a Truly “Oh La La” Spring Garden”

In “Ideas for a Truly “Oh La La” Spring Garden,” Ciscoe will share tips to help you create a spectacular garden that will make your friends and neighbors exclaim “Oh La La!” From planting and pruning, to spectacular plants and pest control, you’ll be armed with the information you need for a stunning garden. Of course, you will also be regaled with a few stories from Ciscoe as well. He will answer all your garden conundrums at the end of his presentation.

About Ciscoe: A certified arborist and master gardener, Ciscoe is featured on KING 5 TV’s “Gardening with Ciscoe” with co-host Meeghan Black, and “Gardening with Ciscoe Live” on Northwest Cable News, and every

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Saturday morning on 97.3 KIRO FM. Ciscoe has co-authored books on roses and perennials, and his book “Ask Ciscoe – Oh La La! Your Gardening Questions Answered” (Sasquatch, 2006) is a national bestseller. He also writes a garden column in the Thursday edition of the Seattle Times. Ciscoe’s home garden was featured in ‘Seattle Homes and Lifestyle’ in 1999. Despite giving close to 100 garden talks a year, Ciscoe regularly leads garden tours to countries all over the world.

MARTY WINGATE “Shrubs That Make Your Garden” & “Perennials You Can’t Live Without”

Shrubs are the bones of any sized garden, with their constant presence through the seasons and the perfect backdrop for perennial displays.

Learn which shrubs work best in sun and shade and what to plant with them in Marty’s presentation “Shrubs That Make Your Garden.”

Perennial plants offer flowers and foliage that can enliven your garden landscape. The flowering year never ends when you choose the perfect perennials for your garden. Marty will help you discover the best selections for your landscape in “Perennials You Can’t Live Without.”

About Marty: Marty Wingate is a writer and speaker about gardens and travel. She speaks nationally at garden shows and clubs, and writes for magazines including Country Gardens and Fine Gardening. Marty is the author of four books on gardening, including the newly updated Perennials for the Pacific Northwest: 500 Best Plants for Flower Gardeners, released by Sasquatch Books in December. She is also the author of The Garden Plot, and The Red Book of Primrose House, the second in her Potting Shed mystery series about an American gardener in England. Marty leads garden tours to England, Scotland, Ireland, and North American destinations. Her website is martywingate.com.

MARIANNE BINETTI “How to Enjoy your Garden More “ & “Design Inspiration”

In her presentation, “How to Enjoy your Garden More,” Marianne will share some awesome new plant ideas, time saving tips and tell you five things not to worry about in your garden to make your gardening life easier.

You’ll also discover inspiration and creativity with outdoor rooms, how to incorporate beautiful edibles in your garden, and she’ll give top curb appeal tips in “Design Inspiration.” Marianne will also be giving away some new plant varieties at her seminars.

About Marianne: Known for her light-hearted and fun approach to gardening, Marianne has a degree in horticulture from Washington State University and is a wellknown and popular speaker. Her gardening columns appear in numerous newspapers and national magazines. She also appears regularly on both local and national radio and television programs. Marianne is the author of ten gardening books, including Easy Answers for Great Gardens, Vegetable Gardening for Washington and Oregon, and the best seller, The Best Garden Plants for Washington and Oregon. She appears on her show “Dig In Seattle” and leads garden tours around the world with her husband, Joe.

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SUE GOETZ “Herb Garden Favorites” & “DIY Garden Makeovers”

A five senses discovery in the herb garden—for fragrance, culinary, healing and more. In Sue’s seminar “Herb Garden Favorites,” discover the top ten favorite herbs as well as the many ways to grow and use them. You’ll also get show and tell ideas and tips for harvesting, preserving, culinary uses, and crafts, all with aromatic herbs. Also included: Sue’s recipes that use “any” herb, and recipes that personalize crafting, care and culinary items.

Don’t just settle for a simple landscape; plant a garden with texture, dimension, and longevity with “DIY Garden Makeovers.” Breathe new life into your garden with practical and easy tips, ideas, shortcuts and advice on simple fixes you can do to make-over the garden. Learn shortcuts to good garden design by using photographs and insider tips from an award winning garden designer.

About Sue: Sue Goetz, CPH, is a garden designer, writer, and speaker. Through her business, Creative Gardener, she works with clients to personalize outdoor spaces-from garden coaching the small seasonal tasks to full landscape design projects. Her work has earned gold medals at the Northwest Flower & Garden Show, the Sunset Magazine award, gold medals at the Point Defiance Flower and Garden show, as well as the Fine Gardening magazine “Best Design” award. Her home garden has been featured in Northwest Home and Garden magazine as well as Country Gardens. Sue is a member of Garden Writers of America and her work has appeared in numerous publications including the Tacoma News Tribune, West Sound Home and Garden and Fine Gardening Magazine.

Sue was named 2012 educator of the year by the Washington State Nursery and Landscape Association.

WILD BIRDS UNLIMITED “Developing a Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary—Birds and Bees PG Rated” & “Orchard Mason Bees or Blue Bees”

Consider developing your urban backyard into a birds and bees haven for shelter, housing, feeding and water accessibility year-round. Jim will teach you everything you need to know to encourage a safe and exciting environment in “Developing a Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary—Birds and Bees PG Rated.”

Cultivate the perfect environment for our native Orchard Mason Bees, backyard pollinator of all late winter/early spring flowers, shrubs and fruit trees. In “Orchard Mason Bees or Blue Bees,” Jim will show you how to attract Mason Bees to your garden and he’ll give a simple guide to help keep these non-aggressive spring pollinating bees in your backyard.

About Jim: James Ullrich is president and owner of Wild Birds Unlimited, board member and past president of the Audubon Society and has a Masters degree in Backyard Bird Feeding Specialist and Orchard Mason Bee Specialist. Jim is passionate about birds and nature and he thoroughly enjoys helping people become enthusiasts of backyard bird feeding.

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BILL SWEATMAN “Learning the Lingo – 10 Construction Terms Explained for Today’s Homeowner”

In “Learning the Lingo – 10 Construction Terms Explained for Today’s Homeowner,” you’ll get a professional’s explanation of terms such as easement, permit, allowances, and building code. The presentation will help homeowners feel more comfortable with the construction process, and better understand what construction terms mean and how they benefit the homeowner. Bill will share his expertise and teach you all you need to know to be informed about home construction projects.

About Bill: Bill Sweatman is a general contractor offering custom home construction, all phases of remodeling and repair services, and historical restoration work. He has operated and managed Sweatman-Young, Inc. since 1997 and has been a general contractor for 24 years. Bill has several professional certifications which include certified professional builder, certified professional remodeler, certified green professional, and certified aging in place specialist.

He is committed to the continuing education program offered by the National Association of Home Builders. His belief is that it not only improves upon his own skills but that it also provides him the knowledge to offer the best services available to the consumer.

SPECIALTY NURSERY ASSOCIATION “The Latest in Kiwifruit,” “Classy Conifers” & Fabulous Form and Foliage”

Members of the Specialty Nursery Association will impart their plant wisdom through their presentations at the show. Bob “Kiwi Bob” Glanzman, owner of The Puget Sound Kiwi Company, will teach you the secrets of successfully growing kiwifruit in the Puget Sound area in his power point presentation “The Latest in Kiwifruit The fuzzy skinned green Kiwifruit is just one of over 65 species of climbing vines in the Genus Actinidia. Many of its relatives produce smooth-skinned edible fruits that are easy to grow in the Puget Sound Region, with several species producing striking ornamental foliage for the home landscape! Learn about the many colors, flavors, foliage, get tips on growing, plus the latest developments in the amazing Actinidia Genus.

Larry and Bethany Lael, owners of Lael’s Moon Garden Nursery, have two power point presentations for showgoers. Lael’s Moon Garden practices gardening as an art form and many of the photos in the presentations are from their display and test garden. In “Classy Conifers,” you’ll see that not all conifers are huge, dark green trees; many selections are dwarf, offer bright color, seasonal changes, and have a great variety of textures.

Conifers also provide many artistic pruning options. This presentation will introduce you to some of the best conifers that can dress up the garden year around.

Flowers are beautiful but fleeting. In “Fabulous Form and Foliage,” you’ll discover the plants that are showy for much longer than flowers. This presentation by Lael’s Moon Garden Nursery shows artistic possibilities for plant form and foliage to provide year-round beauty and interest in your garden.

About Specialty Nursery Association: Specialty Nursery Association provides information and resources on nurseries in Western Washington specializing in one or more plant types or services. The website and print versions of their membership-based directory, Specialty Nursery Guide, has information on over 60 nurseries—mostly smaller, specialty growers.

The searchable database of nurseries is available online. A useful feature of the website version of the guide is the ability to browse the member nurseries by geographic locale, organized by city. You can also search for nurseries by area of specialization, such as bamboo, roses, and native or aquatic plants. Whether planning a new landscape, seeking design advice, selecting the perfect plant for a location, or getting event and plant sale information, the Specialty Nursery Guide is packed with the information you need.

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TACOMA ROSE SOCIETY “New Roses for 2015,” “Taking the Mystery Out of Pruning Your Roses,” “Diseases of Roses” & “Garden Insects-It’s a Strange World Out There”

Knowledgeable members of the Tacoma Rose Society will be on hand to share their expertise on roses. Frank Gatto, owner of Raft Island Roses in Gig Harbor, Washington, has spent over 25 years studying, hybridizing and growing an inventory of about 6,000 roses each year. In his presentation, “New Roses for 2015,” you’ll see outstanding pictures of the best roses that have been selected for our diverse microclimates in the Puget Sound and learn which roses will be in commerce in 2015.

Bruce Lind has mastered all aspects of rose culture throughout his many years of experience. With his presentation, “Taking the Mystery out of Pruning Your Roses,” you will learn the rudiments of pruning different types of roses—when to prune, why to prune, how much to prune and even where to cut each cane. Come and learn the newest practices to take the mystery out of pruning roses.

John Moe, a Master Rosarian, will examine the major divisions of diseases that are trying to destroy our roses in his presentation “Diseases of Roses. Through clear up-close photos, he will show us what damage these diseases can cause and how to help prevent and treat the diseased areas when they do occur. Gain new knowledge on recognition and prevention techniques so that you can grow healthier roses.

Gracie Baker, also a very accomplished Master Rosarian, will show us photos of some of the most damaging insects in the garden in her presentation “Garden Insects--It’s a Strange World Out There.” These insects destroy all matter of plant material - not just roses. Gracie will lead us down the correct path and impart understanding on how to best keep these gnarly critters at bay.

RAINTREE NURSERY “Best Berries for Western Washington,” “Best Fruit Trees for Western Washington” & “Fruit from Around the World that Thrives in Western Washington”

The seminar talks from Raintree Nursery are presented by Sam Benowitz and other horticulturists with a bounty of experience in successfully growing fruit and berries in Western Washington. In “Best Berries for Western Washington,” you’ll see some of the best varieties for our area that will give you a bounty of juicy berries for years to come.

In the presentation “Best Fruit Trees for Western Washington,” learn about the years of trials to find the best fruit selections to grow successfully in your yard. You’ll also discover what to look for and ask about when selecting a fruit tree from a nursery.

Get the inside scoop on which fruits flourish in our region in “Fruit from Around the World that Thrives in Western Washington.”

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ADD SPICE TO YOUR HOME AND GARDEN DÉCOR WITH THE SHOW’S BIG “VINTAGE MARKET” Back and bigger than ever, the Tacoma Home & Garden Show® showcases the popular and colorful “Vintage Market,” a collection of booths from over a dozen local vendors selling unusual and one-of-a-kind home and garden items, vintage signage, repurposed furniture, garden art and more.

This special area of the show spotlights repurposed goods for the garden and home. From classic cowboy goods, farmhouse implements and collectibles, to architectural salvage, and repurposed lighting, all of these and more can be found at The Vintage Market.

A sampling of local participants and their offerings in the Vintage Market include: • Blue Ewe of Puyallup is where you’ll find creative jewelry and more. Hunt for custom designed jewelry made from recycled soda caps and vintage wallpaper; garden tool displays and holders; garden totes and aprons made of vintage material. They will also bring an assortment of miniature garden accessories that can be used to create magical and unique garden vignettes--all in miniature!

• Built from Scrap, from Chehalis, will be bringing repurposed items that are handmade from interesting scraps discovered on the prowl for the unique and antiquated. Repurposed old metal, hardware, farm implements, wood and other old thrown out treasures are combined to create one-of-a-kind art pieces, furniture, lamps, hand cut and rolled arrows, stars, and more for the home and garden.

• Cindy Argo, from University Place, will have an assortment of exceptional and repurposed garden items including rustic potting tables, garden benches, and arbors made out of old boards and hardware. You’ll unearth all you need to put the finishing touches on your garden with distinctive vintage finds.

• The father-daughter team of Port Orchard’s CowPunchers specializes in collectible cowboy gear like bits, spurs, hats, saddles, and chaps. You will also unearth a selection of “mantiques,” fishing gear, farm implements, light fixtures, vintage and antique tools, and primitive collectibles. Discover antique and vintage furniture, as well as potting and garden furniture from salvaged materials including corrugated metal, barn wood, and tile.

• Eyes Upon You, from Seattle, brings vintage goods that are very eclectic and full of color. The focus is on using repurposed items for creative and new functions. Their display will have a mix of garden and home items, with repurposed furniture from the past.

• Olympia’s Flea Market of Thurston County consists of antique and vintage dealers bringing the best vintage goods that they have to offer. Their display will have a variety of vintage offerings which include an eclectic range of home and garden décor, small furniture, repurposed objects, architectural salvage and some finer antique smalls.

• John Bob Cool Junk of Federal Way has a passion for rediscovering the forgotten everyday piece and updating it in a fresh way. JOHNBob will be bringing unique projects combining reclaimed cedar fencing and old, rusty bed springs. They’ll have pillows made with vintage fabrics, architectural salvage, and repurposed chandeliers using vintage pressed glass punch cups.

• Buckley’s Purple Cow Antiques will feature antiques from the Victorian to mid-century depression era. They will have repurposed and thrifty chic items like painted small furniture pieces. You will also find a little rust, a little chippy paint, as well as the more expected china, pottery and glass, along with some wonderful original primitives.

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• You’ll encounter transformed and inspired vintage elements for your home and garden at the display from Ravens Nest Vintage Cottage, from Olympia. From vintage patio furniture, metal plant stands, and unique garden accessories to old wooden toolboxes, display boxes and more, the thrill is in the hunt for vintage treasures for your home.

• Secrets in the Attic, from Redmond, has been collecting all year to bring their favorite pieces of shabby, primitive furniture along with a touch of rusty funky junk to the Vintage Market. You might be able to find that special mirror for your hallway or that rusty little trike to put in your garden this spring. Bring your imagination and see what you can find.

• South Tacoma Antique Mall of Tacoma will be featuring an array of specialty items— from mid century furniture (both indoor and outdoor), vintage clothing, and vintage paper (flyers, ads, magazines), to primitive goods and all kinds of shabby-chic garden art (statuary, metal art, tools and other things to throw in the yard).

You can also uncover vintage and antique furniture, glassware and all sorts of collectibles.

• The Urban Gardener and Millesime Designs, both from Tacoma, will combine their home and garden wares to create a beautiful eco-vintage booth of “Urban Designs.” They specialize in antique, vintage, and up-cycled” oneof-a-kind pieces of furniture for your home and garden. From old salvaged windows to collectible iron furniture, you’ll discover old-fashioned riches from a pair of “eco-chic vintage lovin’ gals.”

• If vintage-inspired bird and nest related items are your thing, then The Vintage Nest, from Snohomish, is your place to be. They will have an abundance of shabby-chic furniture, shelves, signs and other found objects in keeping with the garden theme.

THE VINTAGE MARKET IS LOCATED IN THE • At the display from Yelm’s Weathered Finds, you’ll discover antique and repurposed furniture and one-of-a-kind pieces for decorating the garden SE CORNER OF THE and home. Enjoy hunting for “smalls”—reasonably priced and decorative ARENA small items with personality—to complete a vignette that stands out in your home or garden.

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SHOW FEATURES “HGTV DESIGN STAR” SPOTLIGHTS 2015 INTERIOR TRENDS Rachel Kate, “HGTV’s Design Star” finalist and recurring guest on “Rehab Addict,” will spotlight the hottest D.Y.I. trends at Show .

Addict” with Nicole Curtis, who buys houses that others consider beyond repair, transforming them into model homes.

With appearances Friday, January 23 at 1 p.m. and Saturday, January 24 at noon, Rachel previews the hottest interior design trends for 2015: creating light and bright rooms with rustic accents, arched windows and doors, and ceramic faux-wood floor and wall tiles.

Rachel combines her knowledge of textiles, manufacturing and design to create colorful lines of bedding and home goods. Her designs include decorative wallpaper and fun children’s bedding, which includes quirky, punk rock jungle animals and bright and stylish fashion girl accessories.

Her presentations are full of tips and visual examples of Do-It-Yourself projects using basic household items and products easily purchased by any homeowner.

Kate is known to television audiences as a finalist on the seventh season of HGTV’s popular “Design Star” series. During the season, Kate was declared winner of the first two episodes, including the iconic “white room challenge,” in which designers are given 15 hours to transform a bare room using only a few cans of paint and objects that can be purchased (on a tight budget) from a home and garden store.

She has created a line of handbags and has also designed furniture and event settings, as well as a line of couture wedding gowns. More information about Rachel Kate and her designs, as well as a new organic baby line, can be found at www.rachelkate.com.

Rachel will be speaking on the following days: Friday, January 23 at 1 pm Saturday, January 24 at Noon

She also appeared on season four of HGTV’s “Rehab RACHEL WILL BE SPEAKING IN THE GREEN THEATER WHICH IS LOCATED IN THE SW CORNER OF THE ARENA.

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THE PUGET SOUND CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL KITCHEN & BATH ASSOCIATION (NKBA) UNVEILS THE LATEST TRENDS IN DESIGN, MATERIALS AND APPLIANCES IN THREE SHOWCASE KITCHEN CONCEPTS AT THE SHOW New materials and appliances—both beautiful and functional—are major features for 2015. Adding to the fun: visiting chefs will be “at work” with cooking demonstrations periodically each day of the show in the state-of-the-art “Contemporary Design” kitchen within the multi-faceted display.

Sponsored by Tri State Appliances, the spacious, ideagenerating exhibit showcases the latest generation of appliances from BlueStar (ranges), Liebherr (refrigeration), U-Line (under counter refrigeration) and Prizer Hoods (luxury hoods).

The display highlights upcoming trends for kitchens, including satin and honed horizontal countertop finishes, (minimizing glare when working in the kitchen or sitting at the bar); paneled front appliances, stained cabinets; white-painted cabinets rather than dark woods; and gloss finishes found on the vertical backsplash or cabinetry.

The “Traditional Design” kitchen display features antique white painted upper cabinets with seeded glass doors with earthy light-toned Corian countertops.

Completing the look is a BlueStar French door gas oven, stainless steel chimney hood, stainless steel French door refrigerator, and toe kick cabinets for a more freestanding furniture look.

The “Transitional Design” kitchen blends gray recessed panel cabinetry with the speckled gray and warm tones of Pental Orissa quartz countertops.

Adding a “wow factor” to the modern kitchen is a Royal Purple range and hood. Other features include dark wood floating shelves and a Liebherr 48” wide wood paneled front refrigerator/freezer--with tip-up cabinetry overhead.

Site of the cooking demos, the “Contemporary Design” kitchen spotlights a cooking island with modern iron supports and high gloss, flat paneled doors. Spacesaving Tri State Appliances include a 36” wide undercounter French door paneled refrigerator, and two 24” wide paneled refrigerator drawers.

The Puget Sound chapter of the NKBA is one of more than 70 chapters and over 40,000 members throughout the United States and Canada. It is the only trade association dedicated exclusively to the kitchen and bath industry.

THE NKBA DISPLAY IS LOCATED IN THE CENETER OF THE ARENA IN BOOTH 1212

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“DISCOVER RARE AND UNUSUAL PLANTS—INCLUDING OLD FAVORITES—AT THE PLANT SALE New varieties of plants-and some old favorites-will be on display and for sale in the popular “Plant Sale” at the 2015 Tacoma Home & Garden Show®.

Combining bargains with diverse offerings, this popular show attraction is presented by Lael’s Moon Garden and Tapestry Garden and Farm.

With thousands of colorful and interesting plants to choose from, gardeners can discover rare and unusual perennials, Japanese maples, dwarf conifers, and ornamental shrubs.

Representatives from Lael’s Moon Garden and Tapestry Garden and Farm will be on hand to answer questions about the plants they offer for sale.

Lael’s Moon Garden will spotlight many of the over 1,000 varieties of plants at their Rochester, WA

location, including ornamental shrubs, edibles and selected perennials (some of which are rare native and non-native). The nursery is a great source for hardy outdoor plants and offers one of the largest selections of these varieties in the area.

Tapestry Garden and Farm of Olympia is a small family-owned farm and specialty nursery, and will have an on-site inventory of locally grown plants— many grown right on their farm. Also on sale: garden art and other hand-crafted items by local artists.

THE PLANT SALE IS LOCATED IN THE SW CORNER OF THE ARENA AND IS ADJACENT TO THE SEMINAR STAGE.

“IDEAS FOR THE GARDEN INSPIRE SHOWGOERS WITH SPECTACULAR GARDEN DISPLAYS AT THE SHOW Two spectacular gardens, created by Marenakos Rock Center and Olympic Landscape, showcase techniques and plant varieties that are both beautiful and inspirational.

As showgoers enter the show, they’ll encounter new “All-Wheel Drive” vehicles from Western Washington Toyota Dealers perched upon rocks and boulders in an imaginative garden display created by Marenakos of Issaquah. Transforming the Tacoma Dome lobby into a Pacific-Northwest forest setting, the Toyota display is surrounded by alpine plants and fir trees, and includes a water feature, meandering stone pathway, and outdoor lighting that underscores the liberal use of plants and stones.

Marenakos, one of the oldest and largest stone suppliers in the Northwest, also creates the ideal setting for the “Northwest Lifestyle.” Working with members of the Washington Association of Landscaping Professionals (WALP) and Washington State Nursery and Landscape Association (WSNLA), the 6,000 square-foot garden display spotlights a rustic cabin getaway with stone lanterns and stairs, an abundance of all-season

Northwest plantings, and a tranquil water feature amidst a backdrop of stone boulders.

Casey’s Landscaping, Mark the Pond Guy, Nature Perfect, Puget Sound Plants, and Windmill Gardens are also participating in the creation of these two impressive displays.

Olympic Landscape’s “Winter Secrets” garden display features the colors of winter within a backyard retreat.

Secrets to discover include a hidden sanctuary with a warming fire, bubbling urn and a reflection pond.

Some of the garden’s many points of interest are a wooden fence and arbor, an inviting charcoal paver patio with delightful furniture, winter décor and other outdoor features that provide an outdoor living entertainment space.

Their Design Studio, which is tucked away in the display, offers showgoers garden inspiration with “Before” and “After” photos and examples of what can be created in your own backyard.

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