Savvy Gardener classes for water-saving gardening

Spring is just around the corner and North City Water District and the Saving Water Partnership are pleased to be offering two free Gardening Classes this Spring to help you get growing.

Registration is required

Both classes are free, but you must register to attend. Simply send an email or call the main office at 206-362-8100

Proven Tips and Techniques for First-Time Gardeners

Thursday, March 22, 2018. 6:30–8:00 pm at North City Water District 1519 NE 177th Street in Shoreline.

Get started with simple and fun tips for a beautiful, sustainable and low-maintenance garden.

Peggy Campbell

Instructor Peggy Campbell shares basic techniques that are easy on you and the environment, including how to keep weeds out, pests at bay, water use low, and enjoy color year-round. 

Believing gardening should be fun and satisfying, Peggy Campbell enjoys showing others how to take the work out of gardening. She shares tips learned in transforming her own garden from a weed-filled, time-intensive yard into an easy-care landscape – with something in bloom nearly every week of the year!

Peggy is an ecoPRO Certified Sustainable Landscape Professional with a Bachelor’s in horticulture from Washington State University.

Drip Irrigation for Home Gardeners

Thursday, April 19, 2018, 6:30–8:00 pm at North City Water District 1519 NE 177th Street in Shoreline.

Learn how easy it is to water your garden with resource-efficient drip irrigation!

Even though our climate is known for its rain, during the droughty summer, we still need to water food crops, thirsty ornamentals, and container gardens.

Laura McGrath

Instructor Laura McGrath will show you how to maximize the water you use in your landscape. 

Laura McGrath teaches classes for Tilth Alliance on topics including organic vegetable gardening and permaculture, and regularly trains volunteers to install drip irrigation systems in community gardens.

Tilth Alliance’s mission is to build an ecologically sound, economically viable and socially equitable food system.