Western Hills Garden News

News from the Garden

Issue 5 I November 2022

Giving thanks.

As we enter the season of gratitude and giving we want to take a moment to say thank you. We love Western Sonoma County. The rolling hills, the ocean, the farmers and the farm stands, the history, the people. We love sharing Western Hills Garden with you and hearing your stories.

Thank you for your incredible support, the wonder and joy you find in the garden, the introductions you’ve made, and the offers of help. Thanks for making our first year so great.

We just added another weekend in November (11/12 and 11/13) for visitors as our gift to you.

Visit and make a holiday wreath.

Each open weekend in November and December, visitors can make a holiday wreath to take home. We’ll have cut greens, wreath forms, ribbon, and wire ready for you to create your own masterpiece.

DIY 12 inch wreaths: $25.
DIY 16 inch wreaths: $40.

If you’d rather skip the craft experience, we’ll have a few pre-made wreaths for purchase in the nursery.

Open dates are up on the website — currently through March 2023. As always, don’t hesitate to stop by if you see we’re open. And if you want to arrange another date please send us an email. We’ll do our best to accommodate you.

SCHEDULE A DAY VISIT

Give the gift of membership.

Trying to think of of unique holiday gifts? Love the garden? Want to support our ongoing operations and maintenance? Give the gift of membership. We have five levels that offer different benefits for individuals, couples, and families. And don’t forget to put a membership on your personal wish list too!

MEMBERSHIP DETAILS

2023 Programming

We’re excited to share that our 2023 programming schedule is coming together. Plans include horticultural learning opportunities, art classes, and wellness experiences. Our November basket weaving class sold out in 10 days so we’ll offer that again for sure.

Have an idea for a class, workshop, or partnership to share? Email us at [email protected]. We want to know what you’re most interested in!

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