2016 Northwest Flower & Garden Show - Official Show Guide by O'Loughlin Trade Shows

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IN THIS GUIDE, YOU’LL FIND... SHOW HIGHLIGHTS

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A quick overview of all the happenings at this year’s show.

GARDEN WARS

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Season 2 is going to be bigger and better than last year. View the head-to-head matchups of this year’s participants.

EXHIBITOR LIST

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See the full list of exhibitors participating in the show. We have lists for the Marketplace, City Living, Floral Competition and Vintage Garden Market.

GARDEN CREATORS

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Read all about the gardens that will be bringing our show theme of “America the Beautiful” to life.

SEMINAR SCHEDULE

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Over 100 seminars for your viewing pleasure, sorted by day, room and time. All free with your ticket! See one or see dozens.

SHOW JUDGES

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These esteemed judges award the Medal Awards and AHS Award to each show garden and vote on the coveted Founder’s Cup.

SHOW FEATURES

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From City Living to the Floral Competition, read all about the other exciting and new features that will be at the show.

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SHOW MANAGEMENT Terry O'Loughlin - Show Producer Jeff Swenson - Show Manager Lloyd Glasscock - Garden Coordinator Linda Knudsen - Exhibits Manager Janet Endsley - Seminar Manager Kyle Aronson - Website/Graphic Design Karin O'Loughlin - Sponsorship Manager Courtney Goetz - Social Media Manager Eric McMurry - Sales Associate Nick Carroll - Sales Associate Michelle Derbes - Administrative Coordinator This show is produced by O'Loughlin Trade Shows, Inc. Reach us at 253-238-3807 or info@gardenshow.com

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SHOW HIGHLIGHTS

show offers multiple opportunities to jumpSPECTACULAR DISPLAY The start gardening experiences and learn about GARDENS, SHOPPING trends that not only beautify but are Earth-friendly IN THE MARKETPLACE, and practical, too. It’s also a colorful shopping destination with over 350 high-quality exhibitors SEMINAR TALKS showcasing their wares in the Marketplace. And AND DEMOS BY TOP new this year: enjoy a glass of regional wine or craft beer as you stroll the aisles and savor EXPERTS, NEW FOOD an expanded menu of tasty new food offerings AND BEVERAGE available throughout the show. OFFERINGS AND MUCH MORE SEMINAR SCHEDULE “America the Beautiful” is the theme for the 2016 Northwest Flower & Garden Show as the 28th annual event celebrates the National Parks Service Centennial and famous American landmarks. The show spotlights the theme in spectacular display gardens and a big line-up of feature attractions. The show is made possible by the support of sponsors and partners including Subaru, Corona Tools, Marenakos Rock Center and Sawdust Supply Company. After months of preparation, over 20 Garden Creators will unveil the show’s amazing collection of display gardens.

A big lineup of acclaimed Speakers come to the show to share their wit and wisdom in 110 performances for idea-focused advice on eco-friendly gardening, great for beginners and well-seasoned gardeners alike. The 2016 show has attracted more than two dozen new speakers from throughout the U.S., Canada and the U.K., for topics that will unleash your gardening dreams. See pages 30–34 for the seminar lineup.

MARKETPLACE The popular Marketplace offers shoppers a rich variety of offerings, including tasteful art for the home and garden, plants, bulbs and seeds, one-of-a-kind clothing and accessories, clever tools and accessories, and much more. Visit local

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vendors in the Vintage Garden Market offering unusual recycled and repurposed home and garden merchandise. View the full Exhibitor List on pages 12–17.

FLORAL COMPETITION

— but the Northwest Flower & Garden Show can! Savor tasty new and expanded food offerings available throughout the show, including specialty platters, gourmet sandwiches and burgers, fresh-baked pastries and more. For a full breakdown of all the new food and beverage options at the show, please see page 46.

Located in the Atrium Lobby, the Floral Competition displays amazing artistry of the area’s best — and most innovative — designers and florists. For a full list of competitors, please turn to page 38.

CITY LIVING For those living in a condo or apartment, the City Living area on the Skybridge features ten idea-generating vignettes by retail nurseries and landscape designers. Learn to create welcoming outdoor environments working with limited space for a retreat you'll call "home." For a full list of participants, please see page 39.

FOOD AND BEVERAGE For the first time, showgoers can take in the sights or shop the aisles with their beverage-of-choice in hand, including cocktails, wines and beers. Few “hot spots” can claim a signature cocktail garnished with an edible flower

Returning for its second year, the crowd-pleasing “Garden Wars” charity event will have showgoers cheering on their favorite news anchors and media personalities as they scramble to create gardens “on-the-clock.” All the fun takes place daily from 1pm to 3pm in the North Hall.

GREAT PLANT PICKS If you’re planting a new garden — or looking to add new plants to spice up an existing one — a visit to Great Plant Picks (GPP) should be on your “to do” list when you visit the show. Located on the Garden Floor, this year’s display includes an outstanding selection of plants that not only thrive west of the Cascades, but also attract bees, butterflies, birds and hummingbirds. Designed by Courtney Olander of Olander Garden Design, “The Birds & The Bees” spotlights GPP’s 2016 selection of perennials, bulbs, shrubs and trees. Arranged in a series of attractive containers, showgoers will be directed to the GPP website for detailed information about the plants’ outstanding qualities, growth habits and culture. Great Plant Picks is an educational program of the Elisabeth C. Miller Botanical Garden. It debuted in 2001 with the first recommendations for a comprehensive palette of outstanding plants for our region’s maritime climate. The only program of its kind in the Pacific Northwest, selected plants are chosen by a committee of professional horticulturists from Oregon, Washington, & British Columbia.

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GARDEN WARS

“GARDEN WARS” IS BACK! TELEVISION AND RADIO PERSONALITIES BATTLE IT OUT FOR LOCAL CHARITIES

series, "Growing a Greener World"®, will guide, challenge and cajole the Team Leaders and their two-member teams. Working with identical plant and hardscape materials, they will create 10’x10’ gardens aided by Garden Pro Advisor Marianne Binetti, gardening expert and syndicated columnist.

Live-action event from 1PM to 3PM daily in the Garden Wars Arena located in the North Hall.

At the conclusion of each day’s action, independent judges will select the “winner.” Local charities come out on top in “Garden Wars”: the show will make a $1,000 donation each day to the winning Team Leader’s designated charity, and $500 to the runner-up Team Leader’s favorite non-profit organization.

Cheer on your favorite television and radio personalities as they battle it out in “Garden Wars, Season II,” benefitting local charities at the 2016 Northwest Flower & Garden Show. Inspired by popular realitybased competitions including “Junk Wars” and “Iron Chef,” the fast-paced event takes place from 1pm to 3pm each day of the show at Garden Wars Arena in the North Hall.

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Master of Ceremonies Joe Lamp’l, executive producer and host of the award-winning PBS

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17: KIRO-TV (7) Team Leaders: Alexis Smith, morning traffic anchor Designated Charity: WSU Master Gardener Program Nick Allard, morning meteorologist Designated Charity: Alzheimer’s Association

THURSDAY, FEB. 18: KING-TV (5) Team Leaders: Jim Dever, reporter for “Evening Magazine” Designated Charity: Union Gospel Mission Jim Guy, meteorologist Designated Charity: Pancreatic Cancer Action Network

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FRIDAY, FEB. 19: KOMO-TV (4) Team Leaders: Paris Jackson, morning traffic anchor/reporter Designated Charity: KOMO4 Problem Solvers Kelly Koopmans, morning co-anchor Designated Charity: KOMO4 Problem Solvers

SATURDAY, FEB. 20: CLICK 98.9 FM & WARM 106.9 FM Team Leaders: Shellie Hart, on-air host, Warm 106.9 Designated Charity: Leukemia Lymphoma Society (WA Chapter) Heather Lee, on-air host and music director, Click 98.9 Designated Charity: Seattle Humane: The Humane Society for Seattle King/County

SUNDAY, FEB. 21: MOTHER VS DAUGHER Team Leaders: Sue Goetz, author and seven-time show Garden Creator Designated Charity: W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory Foundation Courtney Goetz, Northwest Flower & Garden Show Social Media Manager and two-time show Garden Creator Designated Charity: Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence

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EXHIBITOR LIST

SHOW EXHIBITORS

CHIHULY GARDEN AND GLASS 216 CHRISTIANSON'S NURSERY & GREENHOUSE 2126 CLAY ART STUDIOS 1102 CLIFTON METAL WORKS 301, 610 COVE ARTS 205 COWPUNCHERS 30 CREATURE COMFORTS 416 CUTCO CUTLERY 2269 CYNTHIA JENKINS POTTERY 511 DAHLIA BARN 2219 DAN'S DAHLIAS 2148 DECORA 818 DENNIS CANT ARTIST 402 DIANE CULHANE ART 1402 DIG NURSERY VASHON ISLAND 1211 DIGGIT GARDEN TOOLS 2173 DIRECTTV RETAILER 2460 DIXON WOODWORKING INC 2544 DR EARTH 2357 DS JOHNSON ENTERPRISES 2310 DUNNDIY 707 EARTHEN VESSELS POTTERY 1104 EARTHSAVER PRODUCTS 703 EASTSIDE TREE WORKS 2354 EASY GARDENING 2428 EDIBLE SEATTLE 2151 ELANDAN GARDENS 201 ELEGANT GARDEN DESIGN 804, 820 ELY GALLERIES 701 EMERALD CITY ORCHIDS 2328 EMMA AND DADDY'S WORKSHOP 2416 EMULATE NATURAL CARE 218 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRUCTION 710 EPOCH TIMES 2305 ERIN LAU DESIGN 2418 ERIN PIETSCH POTTERY 1105 ESSENCE OF THE TREE 2422 ESSENTIAL OILS BAR 811 EUROPEAN GARDEN 1301 EVERBLOOMING GLASS FLOWERS 1106 EVERGREEN SOFTUB 2452 EYES UPON YOU 2717 FABRICATIONS 1010 FARM AND FRILLS 74 FINE GARDENING MAGAZINE TCC FIRST PICK 36 FISH IN THE GARDEN 1016 FISHER BLACKSMITHING 1110 FISHER WOODWORKING 418 FIT TO BE WIRED 217 FLEUR DE LIS GARDEN ORNAMENTS 1001 FLORA & FAUNA BOOKS 2175 FLORA USA INC 2264 FLORIAN TOOLS 713

811 CALL BEFORE YOU DIG 2826 A VERY VINTAGE MARKET 1 ABRAXAS CROW COMPANY 1214 ACE OF SPADES GARDEN ART 1014 AGUIAR PAVERS 2257 AJNA LIVING LLC 2168 ALBERS VISTA GARDENS 2411 AMERICAN BAMBOO SOCIETY 2509 ANDY BYRNE 1018 ANGIE'S LIST 2260 ANNE ANDERSON SILK PAINTINGS AND JEWELRY 1404 APPLE COX DESIGN 607 ARCHITECTURAL GLASS INC 959 ASIA PACIFIC GARDENING INC 617 B & D LILIES 2244 B.A.D. CREATIONS 505 BAINBRIDGE BEESWAX WORKS 2150 BAKKE BROTHERS/ JERKY HUT 2371 BALLARD RE-USE 2626 BANNISTER HOMES & DECKS 2351 BARTLETT TREE EXPERT 801 BASALITE CONCRETE PRODUCTS LLC-DUPONT 308 BAYSIDE TREASURES 1005 BEDROCK INDUSTRIES 961 BELLE TERRE CERAMICS 1103 BELLEVUE BOTANICAL GARDEN SOCIETY 2516 BEMUSED CREATIONS 2256 BENT PRODUCTIONS 1303 BETA HATCH 717 BIRDLY ART 516 BLACKWATERS METAL 115 BLOEDEL RESERVE 2512 BOB BOWLING RUSTICS 302 BOB RICE GLASS 207 BOBS FREAKIN NUTS 2812 BONSAI AKIRA BONSAI NURSERY 2421 BRANCHES GARDEN CENTER 2236 BRITESCAPE 718 BURMAN CONCRETE 2270 BURNETT FORGE 1115 BUTTON BUDS BY CAMILLE JASSNY 2903 BYRKIT 1418 CARPINITO BROTHERS FARM 2127 CASCADE COMPOST 2216 CASCADE WATER ALLIANCE 2503 CEDAR COLD FRAMES 2547 CEDAR GROVE COMPOSTING INC 611 CEDAR LAKE GARDEN GOODS 512 CHARLEY'S GREENHOUSE & GARDEN 202 CHARMED CREATIONS 417 page CHASE CONSTRUCTION NW INC 2268 CHAVAH'S GARDEN 116GUIDE PAGE 12 FLOWER & GARDEN SHOW // OFFICIAL SHOW 12// NORTHWEST

FLOWERS BY SPARKLE! 2249 FOREST GREEN ENTERPRISES 1305 FOREST LIFE CREATIONS 2163 FORTE CHOCOLATES 2213 FOXGLOVES 220 FRANCHI SEEDS/THE HEIRLOOM SEED STORE 2326 FREEBORN METAL ART 121 FRENCH BULLDOG ANTIQUES 2721 FRENCH PRAIRIE PERENNIALS 2235 FRIENDS OF SEATTLE'S OLMSTED PARKS 2405 FUNKSHNL ART 67 GARDEN CONSERVANCY NORTHWEST NETWORK 2405 GARDEN DESIGN MAGAZINE 608 GARDEN OF EDEN BOUTIQUE 2618 GLASS GARDENS NW 1109 GOOD MEDICINE 2350 GOURMET FLAVORED POPCORN 2161 GREAT PLANT PICKS 2164 GRIPSTICKS 2808 GROWOYA 706 GUSTOBLENDE 120 GUTTER HELMET SYSTEMS BY HARRY HELMET 2471 GUTTER SOLUTIONS NW 2314 HAIR NECESSARIES 2458 HARDY PLANT SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON 2406 HARLEY EXTERIORS INC 2309, 2517 HAWAIIAN MOON 2370 HELIOS PADS LLC 2304, 2455 HERITAGE FORGE 2116 HIDDEN COVE POTTERY & TILE 210 HORTICULTURAL INSTITUTE OF SO CA 520, 619 HUDSON RIVER INLAY 915 HUDSON VALLEY SEED LIBRARY 2250 HUNGRY BIN 715 IMPWEAR 113 IMPWEARHOME 112

INBLOOM JEWELRY INSIDE OUT HOME AND GARDEN IRISH EYES GARDEN SEEDS IRONMAN ORNAMENTAL IRONWOOD TOOL CO POWERED BY HORIZONS ISIS RAY GLASS BEADS ISLAND ART GLASS ITALIAN HOME AND KITCHEN ITS CACTUS JANA COOPER JEWELRY JEAN BRADBURY JENNY M STUDIOS JESSICA THOMPSON JEWELRY & ACCESSORIES JHN ENTERPRISES JILL MAYBERG ART JOHNBOB JUNEBERRY POTTERY JUST PLATE CRAZY JWT GNOME KALI BASI DESIGNS KATE LARSSON STUDIO KATY LAREAU KEEPING IT GREEN NURSERY KENSINGTON GARDEN ROOMS KING CONSERVATION DISTRICT KING COUNTY IRIS SOCIETY KING COUNTY'S LOOP BIOSOLIDS KITCHEN CRAFT KNOTWOOD/COTTAGE LAKE EXTERIORS KOMEDAL ROAD KUNIHIRO POTTERY LACEWING FINE GARDENING & BOTANICAL DESIGN LAKE WILDERNESS ARBORETUM LANGELIERS STUDIO LAUGHING CREEK PRODUCTIONS

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LAVA HEAT ITALIA-PATIO HEATERS LEAFFILTER NORTH INC LEAFGUARD NW LEE VALLEY TOOLS LEN'S FABRICATION LESLIE HAND PAINTED GLASS LI'L SPROUT NURSERY LORD JENSEN LAVENDER LPL FINANCIAL LUNA BY KARINA POTESTIO LWTECH MA GRAPHICS MAGICAL PLAYHOUSES MAK LILIES & PERENNIALS MALIBU COMPOST MAPLES FOR ALL SEASONS MARENAKOS ROCK CENTER MARK ENTERPRISES MARK THE POND STORE MARRIAH HOUSE STUDIO MARY LAMERY ARTIST/PAINTER MASTER GARDEN PRODUCTS MASTERSHIELD MCLENDON HARDWARE MD ARTS AND LINENS ME & MOM'S HATS MERRILEE MOORE NW GLASS ARTIST METALWINGSTUDIOS MICHELLE'S ART DESIGN MILLWORKS CUSTOM BUILDING MOLBAKS GARDEN + HOME MONIKA'S DESIGN MONROVIA

2545 2369 2209 602 503 1003 2217 114 2255 515 2409 921 909 2318 2450 2134 907 2201 815 405 206 518 2637 2434, 2444 407 1006 1013 410 963 2115 2348 2157 404

MUKILTEO CEDAR PRODUCTS MUTUAL MATERIALS COMPANY N & M HERB NURSERY NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION NATURAL ACCENTS NATURE'S CREATIONS NATURES FOOTPRINT INC NECTAR OF THE VINE NO JUNK IN MY TRUNK NORTHERN PACIFIC FARM NORTHWEST HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY & HARDY FERN FOUNDATION NORTHWEST NATURAL LIGHTING NORTHWEST PATIO DESIGN NORTHWEST PERENNIAL ALLIANCE NORTHWEST RETAIL NORTHWEST STONE SCULPTORS ASSN NW 58TH ST NW GREEN PANELS NW TUB COMPANY OBSIDIAN WINDCHIMES OLIVE BRANCH OMG OLIVE OILS ONEILS ARTS BLOWN GLASS OSCAR & CO OWENS GARDENS AIR PLANTS PACIFIC FIRE TABLES PACIFIC STONE COMPANY PACIFIC TOPSOILS PADDY MCNEELY PORCELAIN PALE TRADING PAPA RAY'S MARKETPLACE PAUL NZALAMBA ART WORKS

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PELINDABA LAVENDER PEONY'S ENVY PHOTO CARDS BY SUSAN GREENWOOD PINE CREEK FARMS & NURSERY PLANT AMNESTY PLANT PICKET PLANT STAND INC PNW INTERNATIONAL INC PNW INTERNATIONAL INC PNW INTERNATIONAL INC PNW INTERNATIONAL INC PNW INTERNATIONAL INC PNW INTERNATIONAL INC PRIM & PROPER SIGN SHOP PRINCESS TRADING PROFESSIONAL STONE PRODUCTS PUGET SERVICES/HISBIZ PAINTING PUGET SOUND DAHLIA ASSN PUGET SOUND DAYLILY CLUB QD DESIGNS QUICK N BRITE RAINSHADOW ARTS RAINTREE NURSERY RAVENNA GARDENS RAY OF LIGHT NATURAL BEAUTY RELEASE THE FLYING MONKEYS REMAKING GOOD OLE MEMORIES RENAISSANCE RAGS RENEWAL BY ANDERSEN RESTYLE RIOS BRICK PAVERS LLC ROCK MOUNTAIN PRODUCTS LLC ROSE MARIE DESIGNS ROSIES WORKWEAR SAGE STONE ORGANIC BODY CARE SALISH SEA DESIGNS SALT SPRING ISLAND CHEESE SALUS SAUNAS SARAH'S SACRED MANDALAS: MEDITATIVE MONDERN ART SAWDUST SUPPLY CO, INC SCARECROW'S PRIDE SCENTSY SCENTUAL NATURE SEAL TEAM ONE SEAN GODDARD SEATTLE CANNING CO SEATTLE ROSE SOCIETY SECRETS IN THE ATTIC SEDUM CHICKS SHADOWFAX JEWELRY-BELLA TERRA SILVER SHIPWRECK APIARIES SIMPLY SINE SIT MEANS SIT DOG TRAINING SMITH BROTHERS FARMS

1015 408 513 78 2511 303 616 2110 2202 2302 2313 2459 2619 2909 971 807 2538 2824 2822 2165 2559 1008 2333 1307 2206 965 44, 60 118 2112 2265 2358 814 519 2254 2420 319 2117 2364 506 2413 2352 2155 419 2170 1116 2905 2408 53 2901 510 2258 1204 2312 2367

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SOIL SCIENCE PRODUCTS 2551 SOLAR GEM GREENHOUSES 2158 SOUTH SOUND GARDENS 2508 SPIRIT LALA 1414 SPRINGFREE TRAMPOLINE 2631 STEEL COYOTE-WHIMSICAL ART IN METAL 119 STEMS VASES 1202 STRONG MARKETING 312 STUDIO RYNKIEWICZ 609 SUBARU SKYBRIDGE & ATRIUM LOBBY SUCH A SLUSH 2114 SUET BIRD FEEDERS 2316 SUMMERSET CASUAL 2468 SUNDAY AFTERNOONS 2252 SUNDQUIST NURSERY 2144 SUNGLO GREENHOUSES 719 SUNSHINE GARDENHOUSE 601 SUSTAINABLE NORTHWEST WOOD 2525 SUZANNE DE LA TORRE KNITWEAR 313 SWAN ISLAND DAHLIAS 2344 SWANSONS NURSERY 1218 SYSTEM PAVERS 2355 T.O.P. IMPORTS 2806 TARBOO CREEK HONEY 2426 TARP INNOVATORS 2359 TASHA'S ACCESSORIES 2810 TASTEFULLY SIMPLE 2368 TEA HOUSE GLASS 2415 TERRA FLEURS 2907 TEXTILE MESSAGES 64 THE AMERICAN BAMBOO CO 2634 THE BLUE EWE 71 THE BUTCHART GARDENS LTD 1313 THE CLOVER MAN 2205 THE GARDEN PATH STUDIO 504 THE LILY PAD 102, 2226 THE LIVING SEED COMPANY 2527 THE PORCELAIN GARDEN 1101 THE SEATTLE TIMES 913, 2166 TONYA GRAY ART WORKS 1107 TOTALLY BLOWN GLASSWORKS 1118 TRAVELING TROVE 40 TREELILIES 2118 TRIPLE 3 ELITE GROUP 2553 TUFF SPA / SACRAMENTO HOT TUB 2526 TWO DOG STUDIO 502 TWO LIPS ORIGINALS 1410 ULTIMATE UMBRELLA 2263 UNCOMMON USA INC 2522 UNIQUE BOTANICAL PORTRAITS 1208 UNIQUELY DESIGNED JEWELRY 2159 UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE 211 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON BOTANIC GARDENS 2513 UNUSUALEARRINGS.COM 911 USBORNE BOOKS AND MORE 2160

UZURA 415 VANBEEK STUDIOS 212 VICKI WICKELL WATERCOLORS 2451 VICTORY ORGANICS 2521 VINTAGE GLASS GARDENS 311 VOYA FINANCIAL ADVISORS 2453 WA STATE FEDERATION OF GARDEN CLUBS 2401 WALIA CHIROPRACTIC 2814 WALK ABOUT WOMAN 2463 WASHINGTON NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY 2514 WASHINGTON PATIO COVERS 2156 WATER BEADS/BAMBOO 2301 WATERWORKS GARDEN SCULPTURE 1215 WEATHERPORT SHELTER SYSTEMS 615 WEBSTER ENTERPRISES 2210, 2274, 2374 WESTERN INTERLOCK 2172 WESTERN WASHINGTON FRUIT RESEARCH FOUNDATION 2402 WHIDBEY WOOLIES 420 WICKERING HEIGHTS 21 WILD BIRDS UNLIMITED OF GIG HARBOR 316 WILD WORKS LTD 1114 WILDERNESS MINT 517 WILDFLOWER SEED & TOOL COMPANY 109, 411 WINFIELD DESIGNS/METAL HOME & GARDEN ART 1201 WISH POOSH DESIGNS 708 WOODLAWN NURSERY 2120 WSDA - PLANT INSPECTION 2419 WSNLA 2407 WSU EXTENSION MASTER GARDENER PROGRAM 2507 ZELLER AND SONS 2464

VINTAGE GARDEN MARKET A VERY VINTAGE MARKET COWPUNCHERS EYES UPON YOU FARM AND FRILLS FIRST PICK FRENCH BULLDOG ANTIQUES FUNKSHNL ART JOHNBOB KOMEDAL ROAD NO JUNK IN MY TRUNK NW TUB COMPANY OSCAR & CO PINE CREEK FARMS & NURSERY REMAKING GOOD OLE MEMORIES SECRETS IN THE ATTIC TEXTILE MESSAGES THE BLUE EWE TRAVELING TROVE WICKERING HEIGHTS

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FLORAL COMPETITION

ADAM GORSKI LANDSCAPES INC. CASCADIA EDIBLE LANDSCAPES CHOICE LANDSCAPES LLC DAKARA LANDSCAPE DESIGN DESIGNS BY DELEUW ELANDAN GARDENS, LTD ENGLISH LANDSCAPES GROUP FANCY FRONDS NURSERY FANCY PLANTS GARDENS, INC. FLOWER GROWERS OF PUGET SOUND HOLLOWAY HABITATS GARDEN DESIGN AND INSTALLATION NATURE PERFECT LANDSCAPE AND DESIGN NORTHWEST ORCHID SOCIETY PLANTSWOMAN DESIGN, INC. SUSAN BROWNE LANDSCAPE DESIGN NORTHWEST FLOWER & GARDEN SHOW TREELINE DESIGNZ 360º DESIGN COMPANY WASHINGTON PARK ARBORETUM WEST SEATTLE NURSERY WASHINGTON STATE NURSERY & LANDSCAPE ASSN BASTYR UNIVERSITY- CERTIFICATE IN HOLISTIC LANDSCAPE DESIGN PROGRAM

COLLEEN E. MONETTE FLOWERS COUNTRYSIDE FLORAL AND GARDEN FENA FLOWERS FIRST & BLOOM FLOWERS HARDCORE FLYING BEAR FARM & DESIGN FRAGRANCE FRAGRANCE GARDEN PARTY DESIGN, INC. IKEBANA BY MEGUMI LAVASSAR FLORISTS SLOW FLOWERS LLC THE ART OF FOREST BLOOMS THE FLOWER LADY TIARÉ FLORAL DESIGN STUDIO VASES WILD

CITY LIVING COBBLE & BIRCH COUNTRY GARDEN ANTIQUES ESSENCE OF THE TREE MA PETITE GARDENS MYA KERNER OASIS OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENTS LLC PLANTSCAPES, INC. RICH LANDSCAPING, INC. SKY NURSERY THIRD SPRING LANDSCAPE DESIGN

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GARDEN CREATORS

BIG, BLOOMING DISPLAY GARDENS CELEBRATE “AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL” THEME AT THE NORTHWEST FLOWER & GARDEN SHOW CELEBRATING AMERICA’S NATIONAL PARKS, LANDMARKS AND ICONIC ATTRACTIONS The Northwest Flower & Garden Show spotlights the work of top regional landscape design professionals in spectacular display gardens. Celebrating the 2016 show theme, “America the Beautiful,” the designers incorporate elements into big, blooming gardens as the show celebrates the National Parks Service Centennial and other iconic attractions. The show will host a Ranger Station adjacent to the show’s Solera Wine Garden on the Display Gardens floor, where National Parks Service staff will be available to provide trip-planning tips and answer questions about your next family adventure. These crowd-pleasing gardens reflect the expertise, planning and hard work of their Garden Creators – blending flowers, shrubs, trees, hardscape materials, water features, artwork and structures into jewel-like settings, each accented by theatrical lighting. These gems are not only stunning to admire, they’re full of inspirational features you can incorporate into your own garden, all grounded in Earth-friendly, sustainable techniques.

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FLOWER GROWERS OF PUGET SOUND

A NATION REMEMBERS This year’s show theme, “America the Beautiful” embraces not only our natural wonders but also iconic elements of our rich history. Perhaps there is no greater symbol of our nation than the massive obelisk standing tall in Washington, D.C., the Washington Monument.

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The collective efforts of the Flower Growers Team focus on creating a spectacular accent to the monument with extensive use of blooming perennials, shrubs, bulbs and grasses. And with over 3,500 Japanese flowering cherry trees planted around the actual monument and Tidal Basin in Washington D.C., the show’s version includes its own flowering cherry gems right down the center of the garden. “Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Seasonal plants available for purchase at area nurseries and other retail outlets during February

THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

THE NATIONAL MALL AND MEMORIAL PARKS

Garden Creator:

www.flowergrowers.org

Gardenlady98274@yahoo.com

FLOWER GROWERS OF PUGET SOUND

VI KNUTZEN

DESIGNS BY DELEUW

TRAINING FOR ZION With its climbing wall for play and training (…perhaps prepping for an adventure in Utah’s Zion National Park?), this is a place where friends and family can congregate to plan their next adventure. For those who love the outdoors, try new things and play as hard as they work, this garden is designed as an outdoor extension of their home. Clean lines and modern elements are used to make the best use of space, and glass components are incorporated to generate splashes of color and light. Unusual plant pairings in containers are used throughout the garden to soften the areas. Whether it’s a place to play, train or just chill, this garden aims to match the lure of Zion, one of our most spectacular national parks. “Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Interesting container designs with unusual plant pairings Garden Creator:

www.designsbydeleuw.com

lori@designsbydeleuw.com

DESIGNS BY DELEUW

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THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

ZION NATIONAL PARK

LORI DELEUW

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WASHINGTON PARK ARBORETUM

THE HOH: AMERICA’S RAIN FOREST One of the best examples of a temperate rain forest in the world is only a four hour drive from Seattle. It’s the Hoh Rain Forest on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula. Throughout the winter season, rain falls frequently in the Hoh Rain Forest, contributing to the yearly total of 140 to 170 inches (or 12 to 14 feet!) of precipitation each year. Within the confines of the Convention Center, a misty “rain” falls continuously to create an 800-square-foot microclimate inside this diorama. You’ll view a likeness of this ancient, temperate rain forest with giant trees draped with licorice ferns and club moss, while vine maples’ jewel-tone chartreuse leaves “pop” against the deep greens of the rain forest. All of the plants will be native and are a true representation of what can be found in the Hoh Rain Forest. “Take-home ideas” for your own garden: “Nurse logs” serve as ‘nurseries’ for seedlings, moss, fungus and other organisms Garden Creator:

WASHINGTON PARK ARBORETUM THE ARBORETUM FOUNDATION

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THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

HOH RAINFOREST, OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK

PHIL WOOD BOB LILLY

www.arboretumfoundation.org

NORTHWEST FLOWER & GARDEN SHOW’S “THEME GARDEN”

A TRIBUTE TO HOLE #12 AT AUGUSTA This garden pays homage to “Amen Corner,” the signature hole at Georgia’s Augusta National Golf Club — home to “The Masters,” one of the world’s most prestigious golf tournaments. “The Masters” is held each year during the first week of April and this garden reflects the course’s seasonal colors during the tournament: its famed azaleas, blooming tulips in hues of lavender and purple, and magnolias against a backdrop of pines. Golfers make their way to the green via a scenic bridge inspired by the ‘Hogan Bridge’ at Augusta. The garden features a putting green using Caraway Thyme (though synthetic turf would provide another option for a year-around, environmentally-friendly putting surface). But danger lurks for the golfer — the green is surrounded by sand bunkers ready to welcome an errant shot!

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THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

HOLE 12 AT AUGUSTA NATIONAL GOLF CLUB

“Take-home ideas” for your own garden: A tranquil setting that also offers year around family fun Constructed by:

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lloyd@gardenshow.com

TERRA FIRMA HARDSCAPES

MARENAKOS ROCK CENTER

LLOYD GLASSCOCK

WEST SEATTLE NURSERY

SOUTHWEST SERENITY Inspired by the many National Parks in the Southwest, “Southwest Serenity” conveys the warmth and natural beauty of that region in a welcoming, desert-like backyard setting. The Design Team invites you to view a canyon landscape with a striking waterfall feature. The extensive use of lighter, “high plains” stone is partnered with droughttolerant plants including yuccas, pines, succulents and cacti. The outdoor fireplace is a welcoming and functional focal point: this is a place to entertain and relax, and the warmth of the fireplace extends the season of outdoor enjoyment. Art? You’ll see various and unusual cacti and Echeveria providing natural sculptures, and pottery filled with lush desert plants. Behind the beauty, there’s a time-saving, environmentally-friendly focus: the plant material here reduces the need to tap into our water resources. “Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Stone features in a variety of hues and textures; plantings as sculptural accents Garden Creator:

WEST SEATTLE NURSERY www.westseattlenursery.com

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THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

NATIONAL PARKS OF THE SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES

WEST SEATTLE NURSERY STAFF

NATURE PERFECT LANDSCAPE AND DESIGN

THE TINY TETONS

The National Park Service calls these “mountains of the imagination,” and the majestic beauty of Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park is the inspiration for this garden’s rugged “mountainscape” and meadows. The Garden Creator has placed emphasis on generating a strong sense of depth in the design. The not-so-tiny “Tetons” here are created by massing hulking Huckleberry rock columns together to form an eye-catching backdrop. As visitors peer over boulders and specimen trees fronting the garden, they will survey a meadow-like setting spotlighting a large number of easy-to-maintain, drought resistant plants. Though the origin of the name remains up for debate — named for the Teton Sioux tribe or by lonely French-Canadian trappers — the Grand Tetons continue to fuel our sense of adventure and imagination to this day.

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THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK

“Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Varying elevations within the garden creating visual depth Garden Creator:

NATURE PERFECT NATURE PERFECT LANDSCAPE AND DESIGN LANDSCAPE AND DESIGN www.NaturePerfectLandscaping.com

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CASCADIA EDIBLE LANDSCAPES

EDIBLE NEIGHBORHOOD – A FOOD SYSTEM ON EVERY BLOCK Our National Parks and their natural splendor have connected generations of Americans…a common experience many of us can share. This garden extends sharing to the neighborhood level, creating new ways for people to connect through edible gardening. Harkening back to the days when you shared seedlings and cuttings during “over the fence” conversations with neighbors, this garden spotlights how growing edible gardens provide a catalyst for community connectivity. Here you’ll find a small scale food system that includes not only veggie gardening, but mini orchards, berry patches, fruiting vines and medicinal plants. Shared gardens, utilizing spaces in a coordinated way — and sometimes across property lines — create new, carbon-free ways to grow quality food while connecting us through community self-sufficiency.

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THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

AMERICAN VICTORY GARDENS

“Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Cooperative gardening; examples of edible gardening components including mini orchards and fruiting vines Garden Creator:

www.eatyouryard.com

michael@eatyouryard.com

CASCADIA EDIBLE LANDSCAPES

MICHAEL SELIGA-SOULSEED

ELANDAN GARDENS, ltd

CAPTURING HIGH DESERT BEAUTYOREGON’S SMITH ROCK A regional gem, Smith Rock State Park in Oregon is a magnificent representation of the high desert beauty in Eastern Oregon. This garden is in keeping with a homeowner who is intent on fitting into his environment, and is resplendent with gnarly Junipers, arid plants, rounded stones and seasonal streams capturing the essence of this arid landscape.

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The seasonal stream is refreshing, yet remains an interesting focal point during periods of drought. The stone table and stools complement the natural setting and focus of the owner’s commitment to leaving a small footprint on our environment.

THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

The natural beauty of this garden is just one attractive attribute — the plants don’t require fertilizer or pesticides. It simply melds into its environment.

SMITH ROCK STATE PARK

“Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Reorganize nature to create artistic, naturalistic, inspired spaces Garden Creator:

www.elandangardens.com

elandangardensbonsai@gmail.com

ELANDAN GARDENS, ltd

DAN AND WILL ROBINSON

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FANCY FRONDS NURSERY

NEW YORK, NEW YORK: CAT PADS! ON BROADWAY

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America’s symbols aren’t limited to towering peaks, grand parks or famous structures. In this garden, the Garden Creator’s imagination has been inspired by the iconic, longrunning Broadway show, “CATS.”

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The scene is a high-rise terrace garden in the heart of bustling New York City and this cat-friendly “catio” includes whimsical cat-scale representations of Big Apple geographic landmarks. These are activity areas where the felines play, strut, bat, lounge and drink from the “East River” as they circumnavigate the terrace. It’s truly a cat-friendly haven, incorporating ornamentals and perennials that are nontoxic to cats. Instead you’ll find plants that fuel their enjoyment: catnip, catmint, and ornamental and edible grasses. Roses, abutilons, mints, cat-safe palms and ferns add beauty and structure. Humans are welcome, of course, though these cats may be too preoccupied to care!

THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

NEW YORK CITY & THE BROADWAY MUSICAL “CATS”

“Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Use of non-toxic, cat-friendly plantings Garden Creator:

www.fancyfrondsnursery.com

fancyfronds@gmail.com

FANCY FRONDS NURSERY

JUDITH JONES

WINE GARDEN – WASHINGTON STATE NURSERY & LANDSCAPE ASSOCIATION

BEAUTY IS A BEACH

While sampling expanded offerings of Northwest wines at this year’s show, enjoy this salute to the Olympic National Park, including its remote beach areas and other ecosystems spanning more than one million acres. Though the garden is sprinkled with numerous features — original art work, lightweight container planters, vintage post cards and unique wine bottle plantings — the underlying theme is the value of gardens big and small for our environment and personal enjoyment.

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THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

Just plant something! “Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Did you know that planting greenery and enjoying its beauty may lower your blood pressure and heart rate?

Garden Creator:

WASHINGTON STATE NURSERY & LANDSCAPE ASSOCIATION

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK

LUCINDA MCMAHAN, CPH

www.wsnla.org

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SUSAN BROWNE LANDSCAPE DESIGN

FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA – NANTUCKET, MASSACHUSETTS Creating a delightful counterpoint to Coupeville, Washington — the West Coast destination in a two-garden collaboration by two Designers — the spirit of Nantucket Island is brought to life here. Like Coupeville, Nantucket shares strong ties to the sea. Fishing, lobstering and whaling were economic mainstays for centuries, and today historical elements have been preserved for visitors and seasonal residents who flock to this island. In keeping with the “Sea to Shining Sea” tandem of gardens, this garden salutes and celebrates the attributes of the town: a cottage with its weather-worn greyed shingles and white trim is surrounded by a very traditional garden. Its patriotic red, white and blue color theme is strikingly executed in repeated pattern plantings of boxwood, hydrangeas and yews. A Sperm Whale — in the form of a large wooden wall hanging — is an ode to the rich whaling tradition of yesteryear.

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NANTUCKET, MASSACHUSETTS

“Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Locally hardy, low maintenance plant material; patterned brick walkway creates courtyard Garden Creator:

SUSAN BROWNE LANDSCAPE DESIGN

SUSAN BROWNE

sbld1@comcast.net

FANCY PLANTS GARDENS, INC.

FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA – COUPEVILLE, WASHINGTON

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Right in our own backyard, Whidbey Island is home to Coupeville, the second oldest town in our state. Its charm is celebrated here, and it is also the “left coast” complement to the display garden celebrating Nantucket, Massachusetts, on America’s eastern shore. Colorful and slightly quirky, travelers make their way to this seaside town to enjoy the spectacular natural saltwater setting. A destination for many for generations, Coupeville’s historic Blue Goose Inn Bed & Breakfast is depicted here — including its eye-catching pink-with-blue-trim exterior! Oysters, crabs and a kayak — symbolizing the ties this town has to Puget Sound — are found throughout the landscape. Metal sculptures — herons, bear, a moose and more — accentuate the Northwest flavor of Coupeville in the unusual “From Sea to Shining Sea” pairing of two gardens — the result of a collaboration between two Designers.

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THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

COUPEVILLE, WA ON WHIDBEY ISLAND

“Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Enticing paver walkway, and hardy low maintenance plantings Garden Creator:

FANCY PLANTS GARDENS, INC.

JAMES SPRAGUE, CPH

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CHOICE LANDSCAPES, LLC

THE ESSENCE OF YELLOWSTONE This garden is a tribute to the “grand-daddy” of all National Parks: Yellowstone. The rich variety of flora and fauna within the nation’s oldest National Park is conveyed, with naturally shed elk and deer antlers reflecting the large native wildlife populations within the park. And a waterfall and environmentally-friendly pond system are surrounded by placements of natural stone and plantings to create a tranquil “meadow” and inviting outdoor living space. Though this backyard sanctuary is a place to reflect and relax, it wouldn’t be complete without a representation of “Old Faithful,” the towering natural geyser that erupts predictably every 35 to 120 minutes. Here the Garden Creator has incorporated a fountain to symbolize one of the park’s most popular natural wonders. “Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Landscape lighting accenting water features and natural hardscapes

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THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

NEW YORK CITY & THE BROADWAY MUSICAL “CATS”

Garden Creator:

www.thechoicelandscapes.com

choicelandscapesllc@gmail.com

CHOICE LANDSCAPES, LLC

RYAN GAITHER

“We Need Water Because...” Tell us why at the Cascade Water Alliance booth...

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ENGLISH LANDSCAPES GROUP

A ROOM WITH A "GARDEN" VIEW The garden is a reflection of many gardens that can be found here — it could be located on an island or a West Seattle waterfront locale. It encompasses views of Seattle’s sparkling skyline, Cascade peaks and snow-clad Mt. Rainier in the background.

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The view from the home’s “conservatory room” is stunning, with the beautiful waterfront garden leading to the shore. There’s an attractive and functional pergola (constructed using only wooden pegs!) that provides shelter for socializing or savoring a quiet moment year around. After an afternoon of saltwater fun, a stop at the “Octo–Shower” is a must — the octopus tentacle sculpture serves as an artistic “canopy” for this handy outdoor shower.

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Paving ties elements of the garden together; from close-jointed to widely-spaced, pavers are placed to denote formal and informal pathways. And for the adventurous, a rustic mountain trail beckons for a forest adventure.

THE CITY OF SEATTLE

“Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Utilizing the long distance view to frame elements Garden Creator:

www.englishlandscapedesign.com

jon@englishlandscapedesign.com

ENGLISH LANDSCAPES GROUP

JON CROUCH

HOLLOWAY HABITATS GARDEN DESIGN AND INSTALLATION

MOUNTAINS AND RIVERS WITHOUT END

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If you’ve ever fantasized about living amidst Washington’s rugged North Cascades, sometimes called “America’s Alps,” this garden may be the catalyst for making it a reality. It’s a tranquil, sub-alpine valley setting visually punctuated by firs, red osier dogwoods, native rhodies; sword, dear, and maidenhair ferns; and iris, daffodils, fritillary, tulips, carex, bog rosemary and other plantings. A visual focus is a former fire lookout tower, offering the resident or visitor a respite from the cold nights. It’s an inspiring place to relax, write or meditate while taking in the views of the picturesque valley. Leaving that man-made perch, a trail takes you past a vertical wall of lush ferns with an occasional fallen tree or overhanging native shrub to navigate around. In the distance you see a warm camp fire, nestled on the bank of a dry riverbed, with a natural log bench. You feel like you are home. “Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Using reclaimed materials (for tower); “bog” as a mini-watershed collecting runoff Garden Creator:

HOLLOWAY HABITATS GARDEN DESIGN AND INSTALLATION www.hollowayhabitats.com

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THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK

JUMANJI OLIANA hollowayhabitats@gmail.com

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TREELINE DESIGNZ 360º DESIGN COMPANY

EL PATIO FUENTE

From Florida to California, the influence of early Spanish settlers and clergy is evident to this day in architecture styles and garden design. The welcoming ambience of a Spanish Mission courtyard garden is on display here, beckoning family and loved ones to enjoy its elegance. Our El Patio Fuente is a very elegant courtyard garden that serves as a beautiful transition between the indoor and outdoor rooms. Open to the sky, but enclosed for privacy, this courtyard garden provides a peaceful, secluded outdoor room for quiet relaxation, intimate conversation, and private dining. Perfectly spaced, domestically grown plant species and dramatic lighting set the stage for the stunning and welcoming outdoor room. In collaboration with a specialty vendor, the Garden Creator spotlights unique antique doors, windows, and furniture into this vignette.

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THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

SPANISH MISSIONS

“Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Garden creates transition between home and outdoor living areas Garden Creator:

TREELINE DESIGNZ 360º DESIGN COMPANY www.treelinedesignz.com

IFTIKHAR AHMED info@treelinedesignz.com

ADAM GORSKI LANDSCAPES, INC.

DISCOVERING ALASKA Though 500-plus air miles separates the show from the great state of Alaska, this Designer has minimized the distance with a skillful depiction of a lowland meadow within Denali National Park. Like the massive park — surrounding North America’s tallest peak, Mount Denali — this garden incorporates bold elements: big boulders and a large natural water feature. It’s an idyllic setting where two hikers have set up camp among the natural wonders of the area. A variety of plant material, including some plants native to Alaska, surrounds the picturesque setting. As you would expect in the wild, you’ll see an antler shed – and perhaps a likeness of one of that region’s furry residents! “Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Use of native plants to bring “natural wonders” to a small yard space

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THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

DENALI NATIONAL PARK

Garden Creator:

www.adamgorskilandscapes.com

info@adamgorskilandscapes.com

ADAM GORSKI LANDSCAPES, INC

ADAM GORSKI

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NORTHWEST ORCHID SOCIETY

AN ORCHID ERUPTION - HONORING VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK From tropical settings to mighty volcanoes, this theatrical garden showcases the delicate beauty of its stars — large beautiful orchid specimens, all arranged to be admired individually. You’ll be taking a journey — passing through a fissure in an “active” volcano to see thriving orchids clinging to nooks and cracks in the walls. The short path leads to a lush setting where you’re surrounded by beautiful flowers, then winding amidst large tropical foliage plants to the outside world. And you don’t have to worry about dodging lava flows – a water feature simulates lava flowing from the volcano crest! The collaborative efforts of the Orchid Society Team have focused on displaying orchids in an outward direction for an intimate look at these beauties of nature. “Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Orchid varieties to grow in your home or greenhous Garden Creator:

NORTHWEST ORCHID SOCIETY

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THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

HAWAI’I VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK

JOE GRIENAUER

www.nwos.org

DAKARA LANDSCAPE DESIGN

PARK IT IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD There’s a great natural park less than 90 minutes from downtown Seattle…one that we may take a tad for granted. Mount Rainier National Park was founded in 1899, and though we may visit the spectacular park itself, the towering visage of Mount Rainier on a clear day is a reminder of its visual impact on our lives: “The Mountain is out today!” The setting of this garden is in the foothills near the mountain (with a large scale mural of Mount Rainier serving as backdrop). An active household will enjoy spending time together in this cozy patio area sheltered by a pagoda with a natural rock waterfall nearby. Natural wonders meet up with the man-made variety in the driveway: a new Subaru stands ready to take its owners on a scenic drive to one of the world’s most majestic peaks.

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MT. RAINIER NATIONAL PARK

“Take-home ideas” for your own garden: A rich variety of plant material grown here in the Pacific Northwest Garden Creator:

DAKARA LANDSCAPE DESIGN NATASHA SCHWARTZ www.dakaralandscape.com Tasha.Schwartz@comcast.net

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PLANTSWOMAN DESIGN, INC.

A WORLD AWAY ON THE NA PALI COAST

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Prepare to be transported to our 50th state and the tropical paradise of the Na Pali coast. Located on the island of Kauai, Hawaii’s “Garden Isle,” this wilderness is a wild and wonderful rainforest.

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The lush, tropical setting is a true retreat, with its lovely “live edge” deck constructed using sustainable cedar. Need more incentive to relax? Step into the inviting Japanese Soaking Tub (minus intrusive jets, bubbles and chlorine) and enjoy the fragrant vines, ferns, and colocasia that surround you. A fountain created from native (natural) rock is both polished by man and rough-hewn by nature. The bamboo forest in the back of the garden reveals fresh viewpoints that encourage further exploration of this tropical gem.

THIS GARDEN IS INSPIRED BY:

THE NA PALI COAST

“Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Live edge deck, using sustainable cedar boards cut from whole logs with the bark still attached Garden Creator:

www.plantswomandesign.com

susan@plantswomandesign.com

PLANTSWOMAN DESIGN, INC

SUSAN CALHOUN

BASTYR UNIVERSITY (NORTH HALL WINE GARDEN)

CASCADING LAYERS OF ENCHANTMENT

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Bastyr University’s celebration of the ecology of North Cascades National Park is featured in a unique interpretation at the show’s North Hall Wine Garden. Spanning 90 linear feet, a series of containers showcases plant communities found in the spectacular 684,000-square-mile park.

NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK

A succession of containers convey how plant communities shift and become more complex--a trip through time showing the evolution of an ecosystem. It begins with pioneer species that increase soil organic matter and moisture content, moving into more complex plant relationships with the addition of shrubs, vines, groundcovers and herbaceous plants. The succession continues with softwoods, hardwoods and conifers. “Take-home ideas” for your own garden: Layers of vegetation growing together in a diverse setting that promotes soil inoculants and cultivation of mushrooms for edible use. Garden Creator:

Of note: Bastyr University’s Certificate in Holistic Landscape Design is a 14-month program and the first accredited program to offer a degree focusing on Permaculture Design. With a special focus on the cultivation of edible and medicinal plants, the university’s campus at St. Edwards State Park is a living laboratory.

CAITLIN GILSON BASTYR UNIVERSITY (CERTIFICATE IN HOLISTIC LANDSCAPE DESIGN) BASTYR UNIVERSITY (CERTIFICATE IN HOLISTIC LANDSCAPE DESIGN)

www.bastyr.edu

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SEMINAR SCHEDULE

WEDNESDAY | FEBRUARY 17 RAINIER ROOM

All seminars 45 minutes unless noted

10:30 AM Who’s The Thriller? Bringing New “Wow” to Containers

Brian Minter — 2016 Show Judge, co-owner and president, Minter Country Garden Store

11:45 AM One Hundred Plants That Almost Changed the World

Chris Beardshaw — 2016 Show Judge, U.K. designer, TV Host and author, 100 Plants That Almost Changed the World

1:00 PM

The Learning Curve: Becoming a Northwest Gardener

2:15 PM

GARDENING 101: GARDEN ROYALTY The Secret to Landscaping With Roses

90 Minutes

Tom Fischer — 2016 Show Judge, editor-in-chief, Timber Press and author, Perennial Companions

Susan Fox — Consulting Rosarian and author, Four Seasons of Roses Monthly Guide to Rose Care

Introduction to Peonies

Kathleen Gagan — National Peony expert and owner, Peony’s Envy

Cultivating the Rainbow with Bearded Iris

Kelly D. Norris — Director of Horticulture, Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden and author, Guide to Bearded Iris

4:30 PM

Garden Made: Crafting in the Garden

5:45 PM

In The Garden of His Imagination

7:00 PM

Growing a Year-round Hummingbird Habitat Garden

Stephanie Rose — Blogger, GardenTherapy.ca and author, Garden Made: A Year of Seasonal Projects David E. Perry — Professional photographer and owner, David Perry Photography Robin Haglund — Garden coach, speaker, writer and president, Garden Mentors® Inc.

HOOD ROOM

All seminars 45 minutes

10:00 AM Too Many Zucchini: Professional Planting Calendars for Home Gardeners Brad Halm — Co-owner, Seattle Urban Farm Co and co-author, High-Yield Garden Planner

11:15 AM Perma What?! Design Your Garden Oasis with Practical Permaculture Jessi Bloom — Owner, NW Bloom Ecological Landscapes and co-author, Practical Permaculture Design

12:30 PM How Plants Work: The Science Behind the Amazing Things Plants Do

Dr. Linda Chalker-Scott — WSU Asso. Professor and author, How Plants Work and The Informed Gardener

1:45 PM

Creating an Entertaining Garden: Outdoor Spaces for Connecting

3:00 PM

The Extraordinary Natural History of the Real Hundred Acre Wood

4:15 PM

Plants with Purpose: Finding the Best Plants for the Job

5:30 PM

Secrets of Garden Design: Solving Problems to Make a Great Garden

6:45 PM

The Art of Gardening: Public and Private Masterpiece Gardens

Jenny Peterson — Author, The Cancer Survivor’s Garden Companion and co-author, Indoor Plant Décor Kathryn Aalto — U.K. writer, designer and author, The Natural World of Winnie-the-Pooh Darcy Daniels — Designer and owner, Bloomtown Gardens and founder, eGardenGo Phil Wood — Owner, Phil Wood Garden Design and 2016 NWFGS Garden Co-creator Linda Larson — Author, A Traveling Gardener and blogger, travelinggardener.com

DIY STAGE

All seminars 60 minutes

10:00 AM Orchids: Learn to Grow a National Treasure

Joe Grienauer — Orchid expert and owner, Emerald City Orchids and 2016 NWFGS Garden Co-creator

11:45 AM The Art of Pruning Japanese Maples

Barry Hoffer — Arborist and owner, Maples for All Seasons

1:30 PM

Beauty from Glass: Getting Started on 2D Mosaic Art

3:15 PM

How to Grow, Harvest and Make Medicine from Your Garden

5:00 PM

Small Garden, Big Impact: Container Garden Drama

Mark Brody — Artist, art educator and author, Mosaic Garden Projects

Dr. JJ Pursell, ND — Naturopathic physician, owner, The Herb Shoppe and author, The Herbal Apothecary Karen Chapman — Container garden designer, Le Jardinet, and co-author, Fine Foliage

The Path Re-Traveled: Using Vintage Materials for Paths and Walkways page James Taylor — Lead Designer and master carpenter, Ballard Reuse PAGE30 30 // NORTHWEST FLOWER & GARDEN SHOW // OFFICIAL SHOW GUIDE 6:45 PM

THURSDAY | FEBRUARY 18 RAINIER ROOM

All seminars 45 minutes unless noted

10:30 AM Perennial Companions: Creating Winning Combinations Throughout the Gardening Year Tom Fischer — 2016 Show Judge, editor-in-chief, Timber Press and author, Perennial Companions

11:45 AM Up, Up and Away in the Garden: Creating a Three Dimensional Garden Lucy Hardiman — Educator, garden writer and designer, Perennial Partners

1:00 PM

The Natural Gardener: Lessons from the Landscape

2:15 PM

GARDENING 101: GARDENING FOR SERENITY Mindful Gardens

90 Minutes

Chris Beardshaw — 2016 Show Judge, U.K. designer, TV Host and author, 100 Plants That Almost Changed the World

Jessi Bloom — Owner, NW Bloom Ecological Landscapes and co-author, Practical Permaculture Design

Outdoor Spaces that Rejuvenate, Heal and Ground

Jenny Peterson — Author, The Cancer Survivor’s Garden Companion and co-author, Indoor Plant Décor

Ten Ways to Create Your Personal Oasis

Christina Salwitz — Owner and blogger, PersonalGardenCoach.com and co-author, Fine Foliage

4:30 PM

Chanticleer: The Art of Gardening

5:45 PM

In Search of Useful Spaces

7:00 PM

A Global Journey: Remarkable Trees

Dan Benarcik — Horticulturist at Chanticleer and co-author, The Art of Gardening: Chanticleer Sue Goetz — Garden designer, owner of Creative Gardener and author of The Herb Lovers Spa Book Linda Larson — Author, A Traveling Gardener and blogger, travelinggardener.com

HOOD ROOM

All seminars 45 minutes

10:00 AM The Beloved Hundred Acre Woods: The Natural World of Ashdown Forest Kathryn Aalto — U.K. writer, designer and author, The Natural World of Winnie-the-Pooh

11:15 AM Garden Made: Crafting in the Garden

Stephanie Rose — Blogger, GardenTherapy.ca and author, Garden Made: A Year of Seasonal Projects

12:30 PM Grow Your Own Vegetable Starts at Home

Colin McCrate — Co-owner, Seattle Urban Farm Co and co-author, High-Yield Garden Planner

1:45 PM

Plants with Style: Captivating Choices for a 21st Century Garden

3:00 PM

Choosing Plants: Do the Math to Solve Plant Puzzles

4:15 PM

Designing Gardens with Peonies

5:30 PM

Blue Ribbon Vegetable Gardening

6:45 PM

Miniature Roses: Hot New Color Spots

Kelly D. Norris — Director of Horticulture, Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden and author, Plants with Style Darcy Daniels — Designer and owner, Bloomtown Gardens and founder, eGardenGo Kathleen Gagan — National Peony expert and owner, Peony’s Envy Jodi Torpey — Author, Blue-Ribbon Vegetable Gardening and editor, WesternGardeners.com Susan Fox — Consulting Rosarian and author, Four Seasons of Roses Monthly Guide to Rose Care

DIY STAGE

All seminars 60 minutes

10:00 AM Making Herbal Preparations from Your Garden

Dr. JJ Pursell, ND — Naturopathic physician, owner, The Herb Shoppe and author, The Herbal Apothecary

11:45 AM Protecting Heirlooms: Get Started on Seed Saving Matthew Hoffman — Co-founder, The Living Seed Company

1:30 PM

Happy Together: Compatible Container Combos from Garden Show Shopping

3:15 PM

Beauty from Glass: Making 3D Mosaic Art

5:00 PM

Lavender, The One Herb That Does It All

6:45 PM

Rooting Out Problems Before You Plant

Barbara Wise — Author, Container Gardening for All Seasons and blogger, bwisegardening.com Nicholas Staddon — Horticulturist and former Director of New Plants for Monrovia Growers Mark Brody — Artist, art educator and author, Mosaic Garden Projects Shelley Levis — Horticulturist, blogger and radio host, SowandDipity.com

Dr. Linda Chalker-Scott — WSU Asso. Professor and author, How Plants Work and The Informed Gardener

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FRIDAY | FEBRUARY 19 RAINIER ROOM

All seminars 45 minutes unless noted

10:30 AM Be a Garden Thief: Steal Ideas from Other Gardens

Ciscoe Morris — Radio, TV host, columnist, gardening celebrity and author, Ask Ciscoe

11:45 AM Welcome to Subirdia: Sharing Our Gardens with Wildlife

Dr. John Marzluff — UW Professor of Wildlife Science and author, Welcome to Subirdia

1:00 PM

A Garden for All Seasons

2:15 PM

GARDENING 101: SMALL SPACE SOLUTIONS Plant Combos to Enliven the Small Garden

90 Minutes

Lucy Hardiman— Educator, garden writer and designer, Perennial Partners

Alex LaVilla — Perennial Buyer for Swanson’s Nursery and designer, Gardenculture Design

Dream Gardens on Balconies, Patios and Decks

Dee Nash — Author, The 20-30 Something Garden Guide & blogger, RedDirtRamblings.com

Essential Perennials for Terraces and Small Spaces

Ruth Rogers Clausen — Garden writer and co-author, Essential Perennials and author, Dreamscaping

4:30 PM

The Art of Combination: Taking the Ordinary to the Extraordinary

5:45 PM

The Best Houseplants Ever!

7:00 PM

Adapting Old Gardens for New Times

Brian Minter — 2016 Show Judge, co-owner and president, Minter Country Garden Store

Dr. David Deardorff & Kathryn Wadsworth — Co-authors, What’s Wrong with My Houseplant? Christina Pfeiffer — Horticulturist, arborist and co-author, Northwest Month-by-Month Gardening

HOOD ROOM

All seminars 45 minutes

10:00 AM The Downsized Vegetable Garden

Kate Copsey — Radio host and author, The Downsized Vegetable Garden

11:15 AM War and Peace: Using Companionable Rather Than Combative Plants Vanessa Gardner Nagel, APLD — Designer and author, Designer’s Guide to Garden Furnishings

12:30 PM Designing with Ferns: Versatility and Value from Fabulous Ferns

Richie Steffen — Curator, Elisabeth C. Miller Botanical Garden and co-author, Plant Lover’s Guide to Ferns

1:45 PM

Eat Locally Because You Can: Easy Canning for Gardeners

3:00 PM

Having it All: Beauty and Low Maintenance

4:15 PM

Design Principals of the Chanticleer Pros for Home Gardeners

5:30 PM

Pruning Art or Pruning Atrocity?

6:45 PM

Growing Clematis in Small Spaces

Theresa Loe — Co-Executive Producer, ‘Growing A Greener World’ and founder, LivingHomegrown.com Brenda C. Adams — Designer, garden educator and author, There’s a Moose in My Garden Dan Benarcik — Horticulturist at Chanticleer and co-author, The Art of Gardening: Chanticleer Cass Turnbull — Founder, Plant Amnesty and author, Cass Turnbull’s Guide to Pruning Laura Watson — Master Gardener, Master Pruner and ‘Clemaniac’

DIY STAGE

All seminars 60 minutes

10:00 AM Beneficial Orchard Mason Bees: Our Northwest Native Pollinator James Ullrich — Owner, Wild Birds Unlimited, Gig Harbor

11:45 AM In a Pickle: Food Preservation in the Depths of Winter Erica Strauss — Author, The Hands-On Home and blogger, nwedible.com

1:30 PM

Outdoor Décor on a Dime: Easy DIY Projects from Recycled Items

3:15 PM

A Dirty Dozen for Gardening on the Cheap

5:00 PM

Happy Together: Compatible Container Combos from Garden Show Shopping

6:45 PM

Top Tools for Your Garden Shed

Shelley Levis — Horticulturist, blogger and radio host, SowandDipity.com

Jodi Torpey — Author, Blue-Ribbon Vegetable Gardening and editor, WesternGardeners.com Barbara Wise — Author, Container Gardening for All Seasons and blogger, bwisegardening.com Nicholas Staddon — Horticulturist, former Director of New Plants for Monrovia Growers Robin Haglund — Garden coach, speaker, writer and president, Garden Mentors® Inc.

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SATURDAY | FEBRUARY 20 RAINIER ROOM

All seminars 45 minutes unless noted

10:30 AM A Shrub for Every Garden

Marty Wingate — Author, Landscaping for Privacy and The Potting Shed Mystery Series

11:45 AM The Cocktail Hour Garden: Evening Landscapes to Relax and Entertain C.L. Fornari — Author, The Cocktail Hour Garden and Coffee for Roses

1:00 PM

Epic Tomatoes in Abundance: Varieties and Methods for Great Tomatoes

2:15 PM

GARDENING 101: PROTECTING VITAL WILDLIFE AND POLLINATORS Welcome to Subirdia: Sharing Our Gardens with Birds

90 Minutes

Craig LeHoullier — Author, Epic Tomatoes and Growing Vegetables in Straw Bales

Dr. John Marzluff — UW Professor of Wildlife Science and author, Welcome to Subirdia

Saving Pollinators One Garden at a Time

David Mizejewski — Naturalist with NWF and author, Attracting Birds, Butterflies and Other Backyard Wildlife

Great Plant Picks for Birds and Bees

Richie Steffen — Curator, Elisabeth C. Miller Botanical Garden and co-author, Plant Lover’s Guide to Ferns

4:30 PM

That Can’t Grow Here: Plants that are Worth a Try

5:45 PM

Truly Compelling Combinations: Creating Sizzle and Subtlety

7:00 PM

Ciscoe Morris — Radio, TV host, columnist, gardening celebrity and author, Ask Ciscoe Brenda C. Adams — Designer, garden educator and author, There’s a Moose in My Garden

The Movable Feast: Growing Edibles in Containers Toni Gattone — Master Gardener and owner, Toni Gattone & Associates

HOOD ROOM

All seminars 45 minutes

10:00 AM Essential Easy-care Perennials for Outstanding Gardens

Ruth Rogers Clausen — Garden writer and co-author, Essential Perennials and author, Dreamscaping

11:15 AM Good Berry, Bad Berry: Finding and Identifying Common Wild Berries Helen Yoest — Author, Good Berry, Bad Berry and blogger, GardeningwithConfidence.com

12:30 PM Bye-Bye Grass: Easy Approaches to Replace Your Lawn

Nan Sterman — TV host of ‘Waterwise Gardener’ and author of forthcoming Hot Colors, Dry Gardens

1:45 PM

Ten Tips to Get Started on the Gardening Path to Happiness

3:00 PM

Little Helpers: Get Kids Growing Veggies

4:15 PM

Weed Wars: An American Revolution on Weeds

5:30 PM

Carpet Gardening: Vibrant and Colorful Plant Tapestries

6:45 PM

Vintage Vogue: Yesterday’s Plants for Today’s Gardens

Dee Nash — Author, The 20-30 Something Garden Guide & blogger, RedDirtRamblings.com Kate Copsey — Radio host and author, The Downsized Vegetable Garden Marianne Binetti — TV host of ‘Dig in Seattle’ and author, Edible Gardening for WA and OR Susan Calhoun — Designer and owner, Plantswoman Designs and 2016 NWFGS Garden Creator Kristin Green — Author, Plantiful and RI gardener/blogger

DIY STAGE

All seminars 60 minutes

10:00 AM Divide and Conquer: Secrets to Making Your Own Plants

Charlie Nardozzi — Radio and TV host and author, Foodscaping and Urban Gardening for Dummies

11:45 AM Good Libations: Concocting Cocktails from the Home Garden Debbie Teashon — Co-author, Gardening for the Homebrewer and blogger, Rainyside.com Wendy Tweten — Co-author, Gardening for the Homebrewer and ‘Miss Snippy’ columnist

1:30 PM

Sowing Confidence: Start Your Own Vegetable Seeds

3:15 PM

Colorful Living Wall Hangings with Hardy Succulents

5:00 PM

Pruning Shrubs: It’s Not That Difficult

6:45 PM

The Real Dirt: Super Soils and Courageous Composting

Erica Strauss — Author, The Hands-On Home and blogger, nwedible.com Becky Wright-Sell — Owner, Sedum Chicks, Salem, Oregon

Bess Bronstein — EdCC educator, horticulture consultant and ISA Certified Arborist Cyndi Stuart — Owner/farmer, The Roost at Roddy Creek and author, Real Food from a Real Farm

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SUNDAY | FEBRUARY 21 RAINIER ROOM

All seminars 45 minutes unless noted

10:30 AM Home Remedies: The Good, The Bad, and the What Were You Thinking? C.L. Fornari — Author, The Cocktail Hour Garden and Coffee for Roses

11:45 AM Attracting Birds, Butterflies and Other Backyard Wildlife

David Mizejewski — Naturalist with NWF and author, Attracting Birds, Butterflies and Other Backyard Wildlife

1:00 PM

Beyond Drip: Super-efficient Irrigation

2:15 PM

GARDENING 101: YOUR BEST EDIBLE GARDEN Season Extension for Home Vegetable Growers

90 Minutes

David A. Bainbridge — Irrigation specialist and author, Gardening with Less Water

Brad Halm — Co-owner, Seattle Urban Farm Co and co-author, High-Yield Garden Planner

Grow Epic Tomatoes Wherever the Sun Shines

Craig LeHoullier — Author, Epic Tomatoes and Growing Vegetables in Straw Bales

Foodscaping: Innovative Ways to Grow Edibles

Charlie Nardozzi — Radio and TV host and author, Foodscaping and Urban Gardening for Dummies

4:30 PM

Stars of the Four-Season Garden Party

Debbie Teashon — Co-author, Gardening for the Homebrewer and blogger, Rainyside.com

HOOD ROOM

All seminars 45 minutes

10:00 AM Gardening with a Generous Nature: a Plantiful Garden Guide Kristin Green — Author, Plantiful and RI gardener/blogger

11:15 AM The Herbal Landscape: Beyond Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme Sue Goetz — Garden designer, owner, Creative Gardener and author, The Herb Lovers Spa Book

12:30 PM California Dreaming: Touring the Golden State’s Most Celebrated Gardens Nan Sterman — TV host of 'A Growing Passion' and author of forthcoming, Hot Colors, Dry Gardens

1:45 PM

Who Needs Downton Abbey? Great Garden Estates of the Northwest

3:00 PM

Garden Smarter: Adapt Your Garden for Life

4:15 PM

A Dry Sense of Humus: Strategies for a Resilient Garden

Donald Olson — Travel writer and author, Pacific Northwest Garden Tour Toni Gattone — Master Gardener and owner, Toni Gattone & Associates Greg Butler — Designer, educator and owner, Design of the Times

DIY STAGE

All seminars 60 minutes

10:00 AM A Family Affair: Multi-generational Gardening for Fun, Balance and Health Farmer John Mueller — Owner, The Heirloom Seed Store and Daylight Farms

11:45 AM The Compost Tea Party: Compost Teas for Every Garden Randy Ritchie — Founder, Malibu Compost

1:30 PM

Go Vertical: Framed Art with Hardy Succulents

3:15 PM

How to Prune So You Don’t Have to Prune So Often

5:00 PM

Savor the Bounty: The Revival of the Victory Garden

Becky Wright-Sell — Owner, Sedum Chicks, Salem, Oregon

Christina Pfeiffer — Horticulturist, arborist and co-author, Northwest Month-by-Month Gardening Cyndi Stuart — Owner/Farmer, The Roost at Roddy Creek and author, Real Food from a Real Farm

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All three seminar rooms are located in the state-of-the-art Conference Center. To get there, cross the SkyBridge into the North Hall (where the Plant Market is located). Turn right and go down any aisle towards the large Seminar banners. The escalator and elevator are at the back of the hall and will take you down to the Conference Center, where the Rainier Room, Hood Room, DIY Stage and Book Signing Station are conveniently located. To return to the rest of the show, just go back up the escalator or elevator. You can enjoy unlimited seminar viewing for free every day of the show without waiting in any lines.

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SUBARU IS A PROUD SPONSOR OF THE NORTHWEST FLOWER & GARDEN SHOW. Subaru is proud to once again partner with O’Loughlin Trade Shows as the premier sponsor of the Northwest Flower & Garden Show. This year’s theme, America the Beautiful, is befitting with the upcoming celebration of the National Park Service Centennial! Subaru will have 2 major displays with vehicles all decked-out and ready to go explore. Their displays depict some of the great adventures you can experience in the national parks all set inside the beauty of nature’s garden. Subaru will be located in the Atrium Lobby and on the Skybridge. Stop by the Subaru display on the Skybridge to pick up a free butterfly pollinator seed pack, while supplies last!

SUBARU AND THE NATIONAL PARKS Both Subaru and their customers have a long-standing relationship with the national parks. Subaru has raised nearly $3 million for the parks through their “Share the Love” event. Subaru donated vehicles for park usage and is the only official automotive partner of the National Park Service’s Centennial.

SUBARU RETAILERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY Subaru retailers also do their part by adopting environmentally friendly facilities and policies in their local communities. They get out into the community and roll up their sleeves to help promote environmental responsibility. To learn more about the Subaru Love Promise and Subaru Loves the Earth, our causes, partners and Subaru retailers in their communities, please visit: http://www.subaru.com/love-promise.

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SUBARU OF INDIANA AUTOMOTIVE Subaru has a vehicle manufacturing plant in Indiana, Subaru of Indiana Automotive (SIA). SIA is a leader in environmental practices. In 2003, SIA was the first U.S. auto plant to be designated a Backyard Wildlife Habitat by the National Wildlife Federation. In 2004, Subaru of Indiana Automotive (SIA) became the first U.S. automotive plant to achieve zero landfill status, where 100% of manufacturing waste is either recycled or turned into electricity.

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SUBARU ZERO-LANDFILL MANIFESTO: WHO WE ARE IS WHAT WE LEAVE BEHIND. It’s been said our lives, our legacies, are simply the sum total of all the choices we make. Theodore Roosevelt certainly understood this when, in 1906, he fought the conventional wisdom of his time and set aside millions of acres of land to be preserved for future generations. And it’s something Subaru understood when, over a decade ago, we became the first U.S. auto manufacturer to achieve zero landfill, with all waste recycled or turned into electricity. It wasn’t easy. Doing the right thing rarely is. But like President Roosevelt, Subaru made a commitment to something they believe in: the future. It’s this promise that now leads them to share their expertise with the National Park Service as they work together toward the goal of making our irreplaceable national treasures zero-landfill as well. Because loving the earth means understanding you can’t throw anything away, because there simply is no “away.”

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SHOW JUDGES

Every year the Northwest Flower & Garden Show brings three luminaries of the gardening world to serve as the Show Judges and Speakers. These judges award the Medal Awards to each display garden, select the American Horticulture Society Environmental Award winner and vote on the coveted Founder’s Cup Award (Best in Show). The Northwest Flower & Garden Show proudly announces our 2016 Show Judges:

CHRIS BEARDSHAW – GREAT BRITAIN A celebrated plantsman, designer and broadcaster, Chris Beardshaw from the U.K. has clocked up over 30 years’ experience in the horticultural world. Known for his BBC television and radio work, Chris is also a well-loved speaker and lecturer and is the author of 4 books, including the award-winning One Hundred Plants the Almost Changed the World. In 2015 he won his 9th Gold Medal at RHS Chelsea Flower Show for his garden for Morgan Stanley. He has won a record three People’s Choice Awards at Chelsea, and is a five time winner of the RHS Best in Show Award, as well as winning top honours at garden shows in New Zealand, Japan and Moscow. In 2013 he was awarded an Honorary Degree from the University of Liverpool.

TOM FISCHER – PORTLAND, OREGON Tom Fischer is Editor-in-Chief at Timber Press in Portland, Oregon. He got his start in book publishing at the University of Chicago Press and Beacon Press, and spent 14 years on the editorial staff at Horticulture magazine in Boston (where he endured Zone 6 gardening conditions). He is the author of Perennial Companions: 100 Dazzling Plants Combinations for Every Season, and The Gardener’s Color Palette, both by Timber Press. After moving to Portland in 2004 (Zone 8!) he began a new drought-tolerant garden composed of plants from the world’s five Mediterranean climate areas, with an emphasis on West Coast natives. A prolific writer as well as an editor, Tom’s articles have been featured in magazines such as Garden Design, Gardens Illustrated, and Martha Stewart Living magazines.

BRIAN MINTER – BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA

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A recipient of the ‘Order of Canada’ and an ‘Honorary Doctorate of Technology’, Brian Minter is a horticulturist, entrepreneur and, since 1972, President and General Manager and co-owner, with his wife Faye, of Minter Country Garden, an innovative destination garden center and greenhouse growing operation in British Columbia, Canada. Brian is well-known from his magazine articles, his syndicated gardening columns, his popular radio shows with CBC Radio in Canada and BBC Radio in Britain, and hosting on the cable TV Knowledge Network, as well as speaking internationally. He has won numerous awards for his entrepreneurial spirit and contributions to horticulture. In 2014 he received the Award of Merit from the Perennial Plant Association and was inducted into the Garden Writer’s Hall of Fame. GARDENSHOW.COM // GARDENSHOWBLOG.COM // CALENDIRT.COM // PAGE 39

SHOW FEATURES

FLORAL COMPETITION FLORAL COMPETITION SPOTLIGHTS AMAZING ARTISTRY IN ATRIUM LOBBY Located in the South Lobby, the Floral Competition is an amazing artistry of spectacularly arranged blooms showcasing the area’s best — and most innovative — designers and florists.

(Lynnwood), The Flower Lady, (Seattle), Tiaré Floral Design Studio (Tacoma), Vases Wild (Langley). As you take in the lush beauty of these arrangements, take the time to cast a vote for your own favorite in the “People’s Choice Award” competition.

Participants in the Floral Competition include Colleen E. Monette Flowers (Seattle), Countryside Floral and Garden (Issaquah), Fena Flowers (Kirkland), First & Bloom (Issaquah), Flowers Hardcore (Seattle), Flying Bear Farm & Design (Langley), Fragrance Fragrance (Bothell), Garden Party Design, Inc. (Bainbridge Island), Ikebana by Megumi (Brier), LaVassar Florists (Seattle), Slow Flowers LLC (Seattle), The Art of Forest Blooms YOU CAN VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE SHOW GARDEN, FLORAL DISPLAY AND CITY LIVING GARDEN AT ONE OF OUR TWO IPAD VOTING KIOSKS.

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CITY LIVING LIVE IN A CONDO OR APARTMENT? CHECK OUT THE AMAZING CITY LIVING DISPLAY! City Living is made up of 10 idea-generating 6’x12’ displays located on the Skybridge. If you live in a downtown condo, suburban apartment, or simply have a small space that needs rejuvenation, the Northwest Flower & Garden Show’s City Living area on the Skybridge is a destination to draw inspiration from.

Participating firms, locations and their respective themes included Cobble & Birch (Seattle), “Independence Day in the City;” Country Garden Antiques (Wapato), “Seattle the Beautiful;” Essence of the Tree (Potter Valley, CA), “Essence of the Tree - Japanese Maple Specialist;” Ma Petite Gardens (Snohomish), “From Sea to Shining Sea;” Mya Kerner (Seattle), “A Makers' Garden;” Oasis Outdoor Environments (Woodinville), “Simply Tranquil;” Plantscapes, Inc. (Seattle), “Eclectic Urban;” Rich Landscaping (Redmond), “American Style;” Sky Nursery (Shoreline), “Northwest Wild: Celebrating the Beauty of the Puget Sound;” and Third Spring Landscape Design (Seattle), “No Place Like Home.” Ballard Reuse and Mutual Materials have provided material to create the condo-like structures for each of the stunning 6’x12’ displays.

Ten leading retail nurseries and landscape designers spotlight the imaginative use of foliage, containers, art and outdoor furniture to create a welcoming alfresco retreat for those with limited space and narrow, high-rise vistas. YOU CAN VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE SHOW GARDEN, FLORAL DISPLAY AND CITY LIVING GARDEN AT ONE OF OUR TWO IPAD VOTING KIOSKS.

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THE MARKETPLACE FROM PRACTICAL TO PALATIAL, THE MARKETPLACE OFFERS A VIBRANT ONE-OF-A-KIND SHOPPING EXPERIENCE Just one word captures the magic of one of the biggest attractions at the Northwest Flower & Garden Show: shopping! You’ll be hard pressed to find the rich variety and quality of products in the show’s ever-popular Marketplace. Attracting over 350 top-notch vendors from throughout the U.S and Canada, you’ll find tasteful art for the home and garden, plants, bulbs and seeds, hand-crafted clothing and accessories, clever must-have tools and so much more.

EARTHEN VESSELS POTTERY artist Michelle Curtis of Brookings, Oregon (booth #1104) creates sculpted botanical pottery made from leaf and flower imprints inspired by our natural wonders. Her garden art and bird accessories are lively and colorful with a whimsical romantic feeling and art deco flair. BELLEVUE’S PLANT PICKET (booth #303)

carries decorative garden markers that feature handpainted sculptures cast in acrylic within salvaged premium rot-resistant lumber. With over 200 varieties of herbs, vegetables, fruit, flowers and beneficial bugs, you can find the perfect plant labels for your garden.

SACRED MANDALAS from West Seattle, (booth #506) are unique & colorful designs created using sacred geometry and nature photography captured in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Also on hand: beautiful throw pillows, trivets, and coasters, along with indoor or outdoor bistro tables featuring the metal work of artist Ben Dixon, spotlighting Sarah’s vibrant mandalas set under a glass tabletop. GREENTOOLS hails from Vancouver, BC (booth

Your Marketplace purchases won’t slow you down...check them at one of the show’s free and convenient packagecheck stations — and keep shopping!

#715) and spotlights the Hungry Bin — a clean, simple and easy way to dispose of organic waste using Red Wiggler compost worms. The Hungry Bin is designed to create an ideal living environment for the worms to convert organic waste into nutrient-rich, high-quality natural fertilizers.

The PLANT MARKET is filled with mini-nurseries, where you’ll find woodland plants and ferns, fragrant plants, exciting new Hellebores and other choice perennials, colorful dwarf conifers, select shrubs, dazzling orchids and other houseplants, and a huge selection of bulbs, tubers and seeds — all ready to plant!

Boise’s ERIN PIETSCH POTTERY (booth #1105) crafts unique designs into fine porcelain art – combining function with beauty. Working with porcelain, the choices are limitless in creating unique and interesting pieces for everyday use.

Here’s a preview of what’s new or unusual from Marketplace vendors in 2016: Known for her depictions of plants and animals in magical garden settings, well-known Seattle artist JEAN BRADBURY (booth #1108) will be offering reproductions of her work for the first time, plus original paintings and other products spotlighting her talents. From Pine Grove, CA, ANDY WELDS (booth #1018) creative expression in metal incorporates recycled materials into unique sculptural creations. Using scrap metal in an untraditional manner, Byne creates interesting and provocative pieces based on geometric design elements.

Randy & Holly Smithey of BIRDLY ART, from Bend, Oregon (booth #516) design artistically detailed windpowered metal bird sculptures for the garden-inspired by their love of birds and for what they bring to the world. Also on hand: decorative tabletop designs, garden stakes, and steel eb ginf n i rod bird art featuring r #sp wings powdered by the wind.

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IN G N I SPR UARY R FEB

SEATTLE’S FRENCH BULLDOG ANTIQUES (booth #2721 Vintage Garden Market)

VINTAGE GARDEN MARKET

offers vintage bounty with a French twist with the eclectic assortment of garden and home goods in their display. Some of the vintage French items to be had include dishes, pots, artwork, metal clocks and much more.

FUNKSHNL ART, from Renton (booth #67 Vintage

POPULAR VINTAGE GARDEN MARKET SPOTLIGHTS RECYCLED AND REPURPOSED TREASURES FOR THE HOME The popular VINTAGE GARDEN MARKET spotlights repurposed and vintage-chic treasures for the garden and outdoor living spaces. Explore a collection of booths from 19 local vendors selling unusual and one-of-a-kind home and garden items, vintage signage, repurposed furniture, garden art and more. Participating exhibitors include: Among the creative wares in her booth, Shoreline’s

SUSAN ALBIN’S TEXTILE MESSAGES

(booth #64 Vintage Garden Market) will showcase a variety of pun-filled, hand-stitched greeting card sets fashioning vintage garden book pages for the envelopes and crochet flowers on the box tops. Garden themed salutations include “I moss you,” “I'm a lichen you,” and “Thanks a bunch" are sure to generate smiles.

Garden Market), loves adding whimsy to a garden with unexpected, upcycled pieces. You will also find funky and functional furniture, décor, upcycled three-dimensional art, and lighting in the nostalgic, creative and just plain fun offerings at their display.

Other area participants in this exciting shopping area at the show include A VERY VINTAGE MARKET (Shoreline); COWPUNCHERS (Port Orchard); EYES UPON YOU (Seattle); FARM AND FRILLS (Gig Harbor); FIRST PICK (Seattle); JOHNBOB COOL JUNK (Federal Way); KOMEDAL ROAD (Bainbridge Island); NO JUNK IN MY TRUNK (Arlington); NW TUB COMPANY (Centralia); OSCAR & CO (Kirkland); PINE CREEK FARMS & NURSERY (Monroe); REMAKING GOOD OLE MEMORIES (Arlington); SECRETS IN THE ATTIC (Redmond); THE BLUE EWE (Puyallup); TRAVELING TROVE (Port Orchard); and WICKERING HEIGHTS (Woodland).

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Exceptional plants for exceptional gardeners

1. ‘Serotina’ honeysuckle (Lonicera periclymenum ‘Serotina’, USDA Hardiness Zones 5–9)

Mountain snowbells (Soldanella montana) ZONES: 4 to 7 CONDITIONS: Full sun to partial shade; rich, acidic, moist, well-drained soil

Photo:Top right, Joshua McCullough; Illustration: Grace McEnaney

2. Lady’s mantle (Alchemilla mollis, Zones 4–7) 3. ‘Dropmore’ catmint (Nepeta ‘Dropmore’, Zones 4–8) 4. ‘Pritchard’s Variety’ bellflower (Campanula lactiflora ‘Pritchard's Variety’, Zones 5–8) 5. Hardy geranium (Geranium sanguineum, Zones 3–8) 6. ‘Oehme’ palm sedge (Carex muskingumensis ‘Oehme’, Zones 4–8) 7. Miss Willmott’s ghost (Eryngium giganteum, Zones 4–9) 8. Hart’s-tongue fern (Asplenium scolopendrium, Zones 4–9) —Design by Sharon Nyenhuis for a garden in Port Angeles, Washington

Meet one of the cutest little plants imaginable. Atop 4- to 6-inch-long stems, mountain snowbells has fringed lavender early-spring bells, which look impossibly charming above the buttonlike, rich green foliage. This plant is a tiny triumph of proportion and presentation that looks 8 inches wide so right. We’re not ashamed to admit that, when it blooms, we get the same feeling as when we see puppies or kittens. Mountain snowbells is a plant for cool gardens due to its high-altitude origins. This plant is hardy enough to be grown in Finland, so winter cold is seldom an issue, especially with snow cover; in fact, it may survive in locations colder than Zone 4 if a blanket of snow provides insulation. Too much sun or dryness can lead to yellowing foliage, but pests and diseases are seldom a problem. If you grow this treasure in a woodland area, shady rock garden, or special trough planter, then you will be amply rewarded by whimsical flowers and a few self-sown seedlings.

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—Kelly Dodson and Sue Milliken own Far Reaches Farm in Port Townsend, Washington.

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