Join Mill Creek Garden Club’s friendly members for a bus ride to the iconic NW Flower & Garden Festival.

There are a few seats available for the stress-free trip into downtown Seattle on Thursday, February 27th.

For seven consecutive years and in keeping with the spirit of Giving Thanks, Garden Club members attending Tuesday’s meeting brought contributions of non-perishable food items for the Mill Creek Community Food Bank.

A little Halloween sorcery crept into Shawn O’Donnell’s Grill & Pub at the recent Mill Creek Garden Club meeting when President Lyndal Kennedy, known for her creativity and sense of humor, surprised the group by materializing as an enchanted “garden witch.”  

Combine great gardens with creative artisans, add a chilly June day and it equals our most successful Mill Creek Garden Tour ever!

A steady stream of visitors paraded through the six featured gardens and judging by the smiles and animated chatter, an entertaining time was part of the equation.

Other than winning the lottery, what could be more rewarding than enjoying a garden you do not have to weed!

Make that six gardens, toss in some alfresco shopping and you’ll have a day that has winner written all over it. 

Whether your goal is to simplify your garden, “glam” up your patio, or create that perfect path to nowhere; attend the Mill Creek Garden Tour & Artisan Market and you’ll walk off with ideas to get you started on the journey to a fabulously livable garden.

On a chilly but sunny March morning, twenty-three Mill Creek Garden Club members hopped into carpools for the short drive down I-5 to the Kruckeberg Botanic Garden in Shoreline.  Nestled in a wooded residential area, this garden is a bit of an undiscovered natural gem.

Everyone benefits by walking through a garden—it can calm or excite the senses.

The North Creek High School Gardening Club, through a grant submitted by student, Joe Yamauchi, requested funds to create a Sensory Garden for the school’s special-needs students.