We're renting a cider press from City Fruit and pressing a fresh batch using a case of their apples! A member from City Fruit will be onsite to answer questions and share how you can get involved! Suggested donation to City Fruit: $5 per person

Ready to get your hands dirty and grow something delicious? Join us for a hands-on class where you’ll learn how to make your own oyster mushroom growing kit and take it home with you!

Thank you to everyone who came out to our sold-out back-to-back oyster mushroom kit workshop! We already can’t wait for Connie to teach another one next year!

We will be closed on September 30 for our annual inventory process. Normal business hours will resume on October 1.Thank you for your understanding!

Whether you're a new gardener or looking to sharpen your landscaping skills, this free class will teach you what you need to know to grow and maintain thriving trees and shrubs. All attendees will receive 10% off their purchases for the day. Find more info here!

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Fall / Winter Landscaping with Natives

Join us for the Art Walk on Thursday, September 11th, from 5-8 PM. Carmen’s latest painting series, Smoke Show - inspired by Smoketrees - will be on display from September 11 through October 11.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Zucchini 500 at the West Seattle Farmers Market! It was an honor to see kids with their large zucchinis they grew from seed from the Growing Gardeners Club!

Thank you to everyone and Tilth Alliance for coming out for this class! It was so informative and we all learned so much.

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Succulent Terrarium Workshop

Growing Moss is a selection of new paintings by West Seattle artist Macki Stratton. These works are a nod to Macki's ongoing pursuits of growing a shade garden and a tiny human.

We're excited to welcome the Washington Bee Atlas for a special tabling event! Their mission is to identify and map Washington’s wild bees, and they're looking for volunteers to help make it happen.

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Make Your Own Herbal Bug Spray

Work parties at BFF are led by core volunteers who assist in caretaking on-site. The tasks for each work party vary based on the needs of the teams at the Beacon Food Forest. Visit their website here for more information!

Join us at West Seattle Nursery for a King County Master Gardener Clinic on Sunday, July 13th from 10 AM - 2 PM. It's your chance to get expert advice and answers to all your gardening queries!

West Seattle Nursery will be featuring art from Lynsey Boyle.

Join Trees for Seattle and Dirt Corps for their third tree care skill share and volunteer work party at Meadowbrook Pond! 

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth at the MOCA Festival! It was fun hosting gardening activities for kids!

Schmitz Preserve Park walk with Sue Nicol hosted by Plant Amnesty. Purchase tickets here!

Got questions about gardening? Join us at West Seattle Nursery for a King County Master Gardener Clinic on June 7th from 10 A.M. - 2 P.M. It’s your chance to get expert advice and answers to all your gardening queries!

Join Beacon Food Forest for their Monthly 3rd Saturday Work Party at BFF! In addition to digging, planting, weeding, and building connections with the land and one another, there will be accessible art activities and a community potluck lunch.

Work parties at BFF are led by core volunteers who assist in caretaking on-site. The tasks for each work party vary based on the needs of the teams at the Beacon Food Forest. These tasks can vary in intensity and even be completely different every month.

Join Dirt Coprs and Port of Seattle for a community work party to celebrate Duwamish Alive and Earth Day at either Həʔapus Village Park and Shoreline Habitat or Point Rediscovery on April 19th from 10am - 2pm.

Support the Delridge P-Patch Community Gardens with their morning clean-up and pm activities at the Delridge P-Patch Community Gardens!

Join us for an interactive and hands-on class designed to equip gardeners with essential organic gardening techniques for a thriving, healthy landscape. We’ll demonstrate how to make compost tea—a powerful tool for feeding the soil, nourishing plants, reducing transplant shock, and combating fungal diseases like powdery mildew.
This class is outdoors, free, and has limited space. To register, sign up online here!

Thank you to everyone who gathered up propagations and potted plants and stopped by our community Plant Swap with Hoste!