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Posted On: March 7th 2025, 12:45 pm
Earlier this week we visited the Joseph A. Witt Winter Garden at the University of Washington Botanic Gardens in Seattle. I’ve started collecting winter flowering plants and wanted to see what other options were available and what they’ll look like when they eventually mature. If you’re in the area it’s worth a quick visit to get some winter garden inspiration.
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landofozflowers a year ago

landofozflowers

I hate ai taking over,cu I didn't say any about a vet.

landofozflowers a year ago

landofozflowers

I saw you were asking about one of the yellow flowering plants; I bet it might be Hamalis intermedia

lchristomos 2 years ago

lchristomos

So excited you got to rxperience the Winter Garden. Witch Hazel is my most favorite!!💙

norasongal 2 years ago

norasongal

This was so fun - thank you for taking us along! Your excitement is palpable!

jul.dawes 2 years ago

jul.dawes

Thanks for sharing! This is lovely!

lombardylanefarms 2 years ago

lombardylanefarms

U r an amazing teacher! @floretflower 🩷🌸

justahandfulofflowers 2 years ago

justahandfulofflowers

I agree 1000% on the kid thing too.

justahandfulofflowers 2 years ago

justahandfulofflowers

Watching your enthusiasm was totally infectious. LOVE how excited you were to see all the things.

abundantacreflowerfarm 2 years ago

abundantacreflowerfarm

My hellebores have been very hammered by the weather 🤣

p.m.johnson7803 2 years ago

p.m.johnson7803

Just bought a black New York night

l_weather5 2 years ago

l_weather5

All my life I assumed that camellias were only for the Deep South!! My mind is exploding!! I am hoping to find a camellia that will do well in Tulsa OK. (I will have to find the right spot for it to grow!)

skipleyfarm 2 years ago

skipleyfarm

And the most elegant Sarcoccoca is 3' is S. hookeriana digyna

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