Spring flowers- Northwest Native Trillium

NW native Columbine in my front yard

Double flowering Hellebore

NW Native Ginger

 What is spring without these

NW native Trillium Ovatum

NW Native Trillium Ovatum

  early flowers that bring in the hummingbirds.
 I wake  up from my winter slumber! Come out and play!

Black barlow columbine

Fairy hideaway

Toadstools for sale (high fired clay)

Organic veggie starts

Open- Seasonal hours
Thursday/Friday 12-7
Sat/Sunday 10-4:30

5 varieties of garlic
onions
chives
Lettuce of many varieties
spinach
arugula

chard
alpine strawberries
Everbearing strawberries
tarragon
parsley
sage
rosemary and thyme
Valerian
mint
mint basil
dill
hot and spicy oregano
chamomile
peas peas peas

• BLUBERRIES are here! Dwarf self-pollinating Top Hat (great for balcony/ containers) and Polaris (needs friends to produce)

• Evergreen huckleberries just in...Fruit trees on the way...late March

• Driftwood obelisks made by David Taber, Camano Island Artist. these are so cool! Grow your peas/roses/clematis on a beautiful handcrafted trellis.

• Yelm Worm Castings are here- Bagged of course! Test it yourself!

Seeds available...$2 pack

• peas (Oregon giant and Sugar pod), 
• tall marigold
• columbine
• bread seed poppies (a.k.a. opium)
• fragrant sweet peas
• purple coneflower
• calendula...and more 

Don't forget to check out the upcoming classes!
We have some really great Spring events lined up!

Organic Vegetable Starts in White Center

Open Regular
Thursday/Friday 12-7
Sat/Sunday 10-4:30

We have many varieties of vegetable starts in-

• 5 varieties of garlic
• onions
• chives
• Lettuce of many varieties
• spinach
• arugula
• alpine strawberries
• Everbearing strawberries
• tarragon
• parsley
• sage
• rosemary and thyme
• peas
• Valerian
• mint
• mint basil
• dill
• hot and spicy oregano
• chamomile
• peas and more peas

• BLUBERRIES are here! Dwarf self-pollinating Top Hat (great for balcony/ containers) and Polaris (needs friends to produce)

• Evergreen huckleberries just in...Fruit trees on the way...late March

• Driftwood obelisks made by David Taber, Camano Island Artist. these are so cool! Grow your peas/roses/clematis on a beautiful handcrafted trellis.

• Yelm Worm Castings are here- Bagged of course! Test it yourself!

• Seeds available...$2 pack
• peas (Oregon giant and Sugar pod), 
• tall marigold
• columbine
• bread seed poppies (a.k.a. opium)
• fragrant sweet peas
• purple coneflower
• calendula...and more 

Don't forget to check out the upcoming classes!
We have some really great Spring events lined up!

Herbal medicine chest

Making Your Own Medicine: Tinctures

Saturday April 9th 2:30-4 p.m..  $35 includes materials fee.

Tinctures demystified!

Come learn how to make your own tinctures safely and effectively.  We
will discuss the role of tinctures in your herbal medicine chest, the
difference between the folk and scientific methods of tincturing, the
solubility of various plant constituents, specific properties of our
focus plant, and dosage guidelines.  In the hands-on section we will
gather and
tincture our focus plant, Western redcedar.  You will go home with a
small bottle of cedar tincture.

About J.T.:
      
        J.T. enjoys translating her many years of practical herbal
        experience into hands-on classes.  She graduated from local
        herbal and ethnobotanical apprenticeships with both Ravencroft
Garden   and Earthwalk Northwest.

        J.T. wrote the "Slow Medicine" column for Ravencroft Garden and
        currently writes the popular "Mystery Plant" series for students
        of all ages. She leads wildcrafting walks and is the creator and
        teacher of the "Making Your Own Medicine" series.  J.T. lives
        with her husband and children in Seattle.

Please pre-pay to hold your spot, class is limited to 10.
These classes fill up fast and have a waiting list. 
Cash or check

Village Green Perennial Nursery 
10223 26th Ave SW
Seattle Wa. 98146
206-767-7735
www.villagegreenperennialnursery.com
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