Redmond Garden Club of Washington your source for gardening tips, horticulture, and our annual plant sale.
' Getting Dirty since 1990 '
Member benefits include workshops, garden tours, guest speakers, and more!
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Who we are
Established in October 1990, the Club serves the PNW gardening community through educational opportunities to include monthly speakers at our meetings; community service events including our annual plant sale; and charitable donations supporting horticultural purposes.
The club Membership Chair maintains a waiting list for those interested in joining the club. Find out how
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A return to road warrior’s botanical garden sites included a relative youngster in that garden realm (started in the late 1990s)—the Coastal Maine ...
This time of year always gives me more time to reflect and if I don’t slow down too much and go into full hibernation mode, I still have a few more...
At first glance, it appears that we did not have enough sandbox time when we were kids, however, these cement forms evolve into bird baths, leaf s...
Bromus grass is also known as rye brome, common chess and little sea oats. There are many types of bromus, but the common one in Washington is brom...
Lush, healthy dahlias require sturdy staking to stay upright, but they don’t need to be those brown wooden stakes that often end up rotting in the ...
Summertime and the livin’ is always easy.This is generally our favorite RGC time of year, but as with all things pandemic, in order to “let’s do l...
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