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Heronswood is part of the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribal family and today, we completed some landscaping around the new health center. We hope it inspires and comforts those using this amazing new facility. Thanks to Ralph Purser and Jordan Caldera for making it happen #plantsforhealth
When we brought in our new ticket office last winter, we realized the adjacent slope was too steep for cars, so we built this planter as a barrier. It has proven an exceptional solution and now contains many fascinating plants. Come see it this weekend - we are open Wednesday to Sunday 10am to 3pm #pugetsoundpublicgardens #gardenvisitor #plantaholic
Cycads are a fascinating group of plants. Despite appearances, they are not palms, but akin to conifers. This one, Microcycas calocoma, only occurs on Cuba, an island rich in exceptional plants. Join Dr. Scott Zona as he explores the plants of Cuba and the Caribbean in Heronswood’s next Traveler’s Garden webinar this Friday. Get tickets at heronswood.odoo.com/event #floraofthecaribbean #cubaplants #cycads
Ready for a taste of the tropics? Join Heronswood this Friday for our latest Traveler’s Garden webinar, where we’ll be touring Cuba and the Caribbean. Get ready for exotic palms, sandy beaches and cultural highlights. Tickets on our website at heronswood.odoo.com/event #tropicalpalms #floraofthecaribbean #cubaplants
Turns out Senecio niveoaureus is not a top choice for Pacific tree frog camouflage #pacifictreefrog #pugetsoundpublicgardens
Flowers with patterns are always intriguing. In many cases, the pattern guides a pollinating insect towards the reward. Here’s a few patterned pretties currently blooming at Heronswood #patternedflowers
Heronswood is pretty in pink! The gardens are afire with flowers in many colors, but pink, that combination of warm and cool, steals the show. We’re open Wednesday to Sunday, 10am to 3pm #pinkflowers
Our opium poppies (Papaver somniferum) have had their day in the garden. Their seed heads will have a second life in winter wreathes, once dried out. We leave a few plants in the borders to ensure next year’s poppy crop #poppies #papaversomniferum
Hydrangeas and Heronswood go together like a horse and carriage, and they’re all coming in to bloom. Visit the garden now, open 10am to 3pm Wednesday to Sunday #hydrangeaseason #publicgardens
It’s Lunchbreak Lecture time and this Wednesday, our Director Dr. Patrick McMillan will be singing the praises of native plants from eastern North America. This is bowman’s root, Gillenia trifoliata, a delicate eastern beauty that performs well here at Heronswood. Get tickets for this online webinar here: heronswood.odoo.com/event/ #nativeplantsofnorthamerica #gilleniatrifoliata
