Dunn Gardens

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Past This history is excerpted from David Streatfield’s 2005 article in Pacific Horticulture. Compiled by Gil Joynt. Dunn Gardens is an unusual survivor of the turn-of-the-century custom of creating summer places” in the rural fringe of the city. Designed by The Olmsted Brothers, landscape architects of Brookline, Massachusetts, for Arthur Dunn in 1915, they now…

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Blossoming Splendor: Exploring the Wonders of Heronswood Garden

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Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Kingston, Washington, Heronswood Garden stands as a botanical haven, captivating visitors with its diverse collection of rare and exotic plants. As one strolls through the meticulously curated pathways, a symphony of colors and textures unfolds, showcasing the garden’s commitment to plant exploration and conservation. History Heronswood’s history traces back to…

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Fun with Winter Containers – Beyond Pansies and Cabbage

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By Carol Miranda, Dunn Gardens Head Horticulturist As the grey skies of winter descend and the fall colors fade a steadfast gardener has one last resort before turning to the armchair and seed catalogs: the winter container. While it would be quite costly and a long cold slog to fill the garden beds with winter color,…

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