Out with the Azaleas, in with the Agaves

What have you got planned for Wednesday evening, around 7 pm? Nothing? Why not attend a talk I'm giving for the Northwest Horticultural Society: Out with the Azaleas, in with the Agaves.

Originally scheduled as an in-person talk in Seattle, it's been moved to an online event, which means no matter where you are in the world you can attend! The only catch is you need to be a member of Northwest Hort, but that's easy—sign up here. The cost to join is $35 but then you get to attend a few talks for free, like mine, and coming up in January: Life is Too Short for Boring Plants; The New, Rare, and Just Plain Weird from Mark Weathington, Director J C Raulston Arboretum. You also get discounted pricing for other talks like their amazing 2020 NHS Virtual Symposium coming up in October (check that out here).

So what exactly will my talk be about? The making of my garden, with lots of "then and now" and how I got there shots. Here's a now...

And here's what I started with...

Hope to see you there! (well, you know what I mean...)

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