Knockout Gardens Winning the War on Water Use with Great Plants and Techniques June 4, 2025

Shoreline, WALocal News

The North City Water District will offer a free class called "Knockout Gardens" on June 4, 2025, from 6:30 to 8:00 pm. Horticulturist Marianne Binetti will instruct attendees on techniques for creating beautiful gardens while conserving water. The class will cover plant pairing, the use of shorter plants to support taller ones, and leveraging existing landscape features for visual interest. Binetti, who holds a degree from WSU and has authored several gardening books, emphasizes practical, sustainable gardening methods. Interested participants must register in advance through email or phone.

This initiative aligns with local efforts to promote environmentally friendly gardening practices. Attendees can expect to leave with actionable strategies for enhancing their gardens. The event highlights the community's commitment to water conservation through effective landscaping.

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