Do you want your historic building to look at home in its setting? Are you a do-it-yourself landscape designer looking for practical ideas you can run with?
Join other local history buffs and garden enthusiasts for a one-day workshop on Saturday, March 20 highlighting landscape and garden options for historic buildings. The workshop will run from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the recently restored Hargreaves Hall on the Eastern Washington University campus.
This workshop is intended for people who own historic buildings (1950 or earlier), who want their landscape to reflect their building's period of significance and enhance the historic character of the property; people who garden in the Inland Northwest, who want to make the most of our growing season and climate conditions and people who have mature trees, are interested in using native plants, or who wonder which varieties will grow best in our region.
The $25 cost includes snacks and a box lunch. Participants should download the workshop registration form and return it before March 12 to reserve your place.
If questions, or to pay by credit card, contact Susan at 498-9240.
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