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Stories from the past 25 years PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 01 May 2012 20:40

Mareen Kruckeberg first opened the Garden to the public for a plant sale on Mother's Day weekend in 1987. Over the past 25 years the MsK Nursery, the Garden, and their founders Art and Mareen Kruckeberg have influenced thousands of lives and gardens. In honor of our 25th annual Mother's Day Plant Sale next week, we've been collecting stories about these colorful characters, the Sale, and the Nursery. We'll have them on display at the Sale, May 11-13. Read on to enjoy a selection of these stories!

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We've broken ground! PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 20 April 2012 10:26

Work on our new Pacific Northwest Native Plant Demonstration Garden has begun. Yesterday, six hardy volunteers and two service-learning students from Shoreline Community College moved compost and relocated plants in the new demo garden area. After much planning, we are excited to see the work begin!

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Help us make this year's Mother's Day Sale extra special PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 23 February 2012 14:01

Mareen Kruckeberg began the Garden’s Mother’s Day Plant Sale and Open House in 1987, making this year the 25th anniversary of the event. It’s an exciting and historic year for us! Over the past 25 years thousands of people have visited the Sale. This year we have a couple of new, easy ways that supporters can get involved and give back. Read on!

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Celebrate Spring Bulbs and Ephemerals for an Entire Weekend PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 09 February 2012 14:28

If you have been to the Kruckeberg Garden in the spring, then you have hopefully noticed that we like spring bulbs and ephemeral plants. They are everywhere! This year, to kick off the MsK Nursery’s open season, we have a special bulb and ephemeral-themed weekend planned March 2-4. Join us as we celebrate these lovely spring flowers!

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KBGF's Newest Staff Member Invites You For a Tour PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 02 February 2012 15:03

KBGF's newest staff member, Development Associate Aaron Silverberg, wants to invite our e-newsletter, website, and blog readers (you!) to visit the Garden for a free introductory tour. Have you never been here, or at least not in a while? Perhaps you would like to come on a guided tour for the first time? Read on!

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