Northwest Spring and Garden Show Feb 9-13, 2022

Lee and Roger Lageschulte with Cisco Morris at Nature Perfect Landscaping and Design

Northwest Flower and Garden Festival

February 9-13, 2022

Washington State Convention Center, 

705 Pike St, Seattle, WA 98101

Show Guide and Tickets

Farmer Frog's Garden
Photo by Steven H. Robinson

SHOW FEATURES

 

The Gardens

Garden Creators from around the Pacific Northwest put their blood and tears into stunning display gardens. 

These incredible works of art, constructed in under 72 hours on the show floor, are central to what makes the Northwest Flower and Garden Festival a world renowned experience of garden design and innovation.

Urban Earth Nursery
Photo by Steven H. Robinson

This year there will be 14 gardens which will be voted on by attendees for the People’s Choice.  On Tuesday February 8th the 14 gardens were judge by a panel of gardening professionals. 

 

These gardens are full of design themes and the plants are labeled so you will be able to know what plants you might want to purchase for your own gardens.

 

City Living

Joining the Display Gardens on the garden floor, 10 delightful patio gardens offer lots of practical ideas and inspiration with container garden design, especially for apartment and condo dwellers or anyone with a limited space for outdoor gardening.

Lee Lageschulte loved the orchids

Marketplace

With over 280 high-quality vendors, it’s a spectacular shopping opportunity for on-of-a-kind gift items, must-have plants, the hottest new garden accessories, hand-crafted art and furniture, vintage garden wares, books, specialty seeds, artisan gourmet foods, and more.  This one-stop shopping destination attracts vendors from around the U.S and Canada.

 

Seminars

Free Seminars and demonstrations.

Photo by Lee Lageschulte

There are also a variety of other events and displays to view while visiting the Festival.

Getting There

Steve Robinson says, "If people are interested in getting ready for spring garden ideas and plants this would be the place to go. I took Light rail from Northgate to downtown. It was a quick and inexpensive way. The only challenge is finding free parking at Northgate. If you get to the Park n Ride after 9:00am you may end up paying for Kraken Parking for uptown $2 for 6 or more hours."