The Sound of One Leaf Flapping
This blog was submitted by Docent Judy Broom after a recent docent field trip. Readers are welcome to join the docent program. Ever tasted the flower of a Northwest native Big Leaf…
Rhododendrons in the Woodland
Bob Findlay forwarded this post. It is a little bit of history timely at this time of year when the rhododendrons are coming out.
Getting Ready for a Party
When I was a child I was once asked if I would rather get ready for a party or go to one. The answer took no time at all.
Bones in the Garden
Judy Broom is our guest blogger with this entry.
New Year Resolutions – Archives and Centennials
The word resolution has an action-filled, positive impetus to it and suggests a vision to be realized.
Ferns and Fronds In New Zealand
An iconic emblem of New Zealand is the silver fern. (Cyathea dealbata).
Fall, Pumpkins and a Novel
Fall and pumpkins go together. So do gardens and pumpkins.
Archives Alert
Archives alert! The Dunn Gardens Office is no more, at least as an office space.
Where is Dot?
Regular visitors coming to the Dunn know to look over their right shoulder when they walk down the driveway for their welcome-to-the-gardens-smile and wave from Dot McCain.
Not Just Another Pretty Face
It’s a docent’s dilemma. We love the garden and never tire of it because it is ever changing.
Hydrangeas in God’s Own
As a native ‘kiwi’ I am used to hearing New Zealand referred to by her citizens as ‘God’s Own.’
Everyone Needs to Meet Gary Anderson: Promise
July already. On the 4th we say happy birthday to our country and on the 21st we say happy croquet day.