Visit to Whitney Gardens in Brinnon Washington on HWY 101
In this video, I give you a look at the Brinnon Gardens and Nursery in the town of Brinnon Washington. It's located on Hood Canal along Highway 101.
We stopped in late April, and the Rhododendrons were in bloom! They have RV parking, and the entrance fee is a single dollar. We enjoyed the break from driving strolling around the property admiring all the blossoms and serene landscapes.
If you are into flower photography, this is an excellent place to go. We are planning a return visit in the fall to see what the site looks like with fall colors. I bet the maple trees look amazing!
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Whitney Gardens & Nursery, Brinnon, WA
Some of worlds biggest rhododendrons
can be found at Brinnon family's gardens
May is the best month to see the rhodies in full bloom at Whitney Gardens & Nursery, a beautiful Brinnon, Washington, roadside attraction.
The gardens can be found on U.S. Highway 101 nestled between Hood Canal, the Olympic Mountain foothills and the Dosewallips River delta.
A stop and a walk in the gardens comes highly recommended. There you will discover that the landmark's seven acres showcases more than meets the eye from 101.
Anne Sather, who turns 100 in June, and her daughter, Ellie, say they love the place they call home since 1970.
On the Web at whitneygardens.com.
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Completed in 1960, the Seattle Japanese Garden is a 3.5 acres garden located in Washington Park Arboretum. This is one of the oldest Japanese gardens in North America and is regarded as one of the most authentic in the United States.
The garden includes over 500 granite boulders, ranging in size from 1,000 pounds to 11 tons. They are arranged to complement a variety of azaleas, rhododendrons, camellias, mosses and ferns. The garden features a teahouse, pergola, arbors, decks, bridges and other features.
Olympic Nursery Tour
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1-USA-Washington State Official Flower-Rhododendrons -HyVan
Discover Washington State with this Scenic Tour DVD (preview)
from Hatzoff Productions - Seattle, Washington
Watch a preview of the Scenic Tour DVD here - See three National Parks, San Juan Islands whale watching, Olympic Peninsula rain forests, Lake Chelan water sports, Pacific Ocean beaches and year-round recreation sites from the Canadian border to the mouth of the Columbia River.
Buy online here:
Dosewallips River (Brinnon, WA)
Listening to the soothing sounds of the river is my kind of luxury.
Bellevue Botanical Gardens
Bellevue Botanical Gardens - One of the best gardens in the Washington State.
Rocky Brook Falls with visitors ( Brinnon, WA. USA)
See photogenic waterfalls of western Washington State ( eastern side of Olympic Peninsula, 3 miles from Hiway 101, Brinnon, WA. )
Electric Fire Babies @ the Whitney Garden Party
Electric Fire Babies playing at the Whitney Garden Party, Detroit, MI September 9,2010
Washington Oaks Gardens
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Washington Park Rose Gardens
Washington Park Rose Gardens
Washington Grown Season 4 Episode 9 Top Fruit with Cooking Segment
In this episode, we're off to Mountain View Berries to see how they harvest those delicious blueberries and how they save water while irrigating. Then we'll see how they are processed and packed to be shipped to your family. And we'll learn about how tree fruit farmers are fighting pests in our state using integrated pest management. You won't want to miss our visit to Ethos Trateria to make a blueberry polenta cake. In Quincy, we visit Stimilt growers and find out how to pick an apple and then visit Double Diamond Fruit to see how apples are cleaned and packed. Finally, we're back in the 2nd Harvest kitchen with our food blogger to make a pear panini and a pear and mango chutney!
Christopher Hawley Rollers- Tecate on a Hot Day- 6.20.15 Hempapalooza, Brinnon, WA
Christopher Hawley Rollers- Tecate on a Hot Day- 6.20.15 Hempapalooza, Brinnon, WA Day 1
Featuring Christopher Hawley, Derek Swenson (drums), Max Benson (bass)
Tecate on a Hot Day (Hawley/Wooten)
Mapple Valley Hiking Trail at Dosewallips State Park
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MuniCon 2017 | Climate Change Impacts on Stormwater Management In Washington State
Presented at the 2017 Washington State Municipal Stormwater Conference (May 17, 2017)
Presenter: Guillaume Mauger (University of Washington)
Abstract
Stormwater runoff affects water quality, human health, slope stability, and freshwater and marine habitat quality. Climate change is expected to exacerbate stormwater issues, in particular due to the dual impacts of sea level rise and more intense heavy rain events. This talk will review the state of the science on stormwater and climate change, providing information about ongoing research that may be of interest to attendees. Although the presentation will focus on these two principal drivers of stormwater impacts, the presentation will review other climate change impacts that may be of relevance to stormwater, and possible directions for future work.