Turf Out! with Jessi Bloom

Issaquah, WALocal News

Issaquah, WA, will host a free event, "Turf Out! " on September 27, 2024, aimed at educating residents about creating turf-free landscapes. Led by Jessi Bloom, the owner of NW Bloom EcoLogical Services, the session will run from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Squak Mountain Nursery, located at 7600 Renton-Issaquah Road SE. Bloom will guide participants through the processes of design, plant selection, and implementation, ensuring they gain practical knowledge to apply in their own gardens. This event reflects Cascade Gardener's mission to promote sustainable gardening practices within the community.

Attendees will not only learn about environmental benefits but also have a chance to ask questions directly to Bloom, who is recognized for her expertise in ecological landscaping. The focus on turf-free landscapes aligns with growing environmental awareness and the desire for more sustainable gardening options. The event is free, making it accessible to all interested in improving their landscaping skills. This initiative is expected to foster a stronger community connection to sustainable practices and inspire residents to rethink their gardening approaches.

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