The Bellevue Botanical Garden is a successful partnership between City of Bellevue Parks and Community Services and the Bellevue Botanical Garden Society, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Creating Habitat: Lessons from Habitats at Home
Sue Melgaard and Dana Niblack, two of the Master Gardeners who developed the Habitats at Home exhibit, will share how the project came to life, how the plants were selected, and how home gardeners can apply the same habitat-supporting principles in their own landscapes.
- Date: Wednesday, August 19, 6 – 7 pm
- Volunteer social and sack dinner gathering, 5:30 – 6 pm
This special lecture is being offered for free registration to certified King County Master Gardener volunteers.
Bellevue Botanical Garden volunteers should register for free through Volgistics.
About the Speakers
Sue Melgaard enjoys volunteering at King County Master Gardener demo gardens, clinics, and other educational programs. During the winter months, Sue volunteers at the National Tropical Botanical Gardens on Kaua’i. Sue is very passionate about pollinators and ecology.
Dana Niblack is a King County Master Gardener and co-owner of Cascadia Landscape Design with three classmates from the Edmonds College Horticulture Program. Dana is committed to philanthropically supporting local horticulture education and public gardens, with a particular interest on making access more equitable. Follow her gardening adventures on Facebook or Instagram @dana_niblack.