In eight days, the well known UW Farm Harvest Dinner will be held at the UW Botanic Gardens Center for Urban Horticulture. An event that grew from humble beginnings in 2014, run by the farm manager and students, has expanded from a simple community meal to a farm-to-table annual fundraiser.

Love gardening, plants, trees, flowers or growing food?
Can’t pass up a bargain?
Then you won’t want to miss the 12th annual GARDEN LOVERS’ BOOK SALE of used books at the Center for Urban Horticulture.

The Arboretum Loop Trail is a jewel of the master plan approved in 2001.

Finding your way in the Arboretum just got a little easier!

What do evolution and the Emperor of Japan have to do with art about slime molds?

Thanks to dedicated volunteers, over 22,000 pressed plant specimens have been reviewed and documented.

Believe it or not, there are over 100 plant sales in the Pacific Northwest in April, including the FlorAbundance sale on April 25-26.

Pacific Coast Hybrid Irises, Yucca Filamentosa, and Hebe are just a few of the plants you’ll see in the Stormwater Garden.

Rare Care will be offering a volunteer training on rare plant monitoring in Seattle on Saturday, March 1.

As we bid adieu to soaking April showers, let’s also wish a fond farewell to over 300 hardy volunteers that helped keep our botanic gardens beautiful.