Seattle Japanese Garden is closed from March 14 through at least April 13, 2020, following the guidance of the Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation and the King County's Public Health Department recommendations regarding Covid 19.
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Seattle Japanese Garden Gatehouse on its opening day 4/20/2009. Photo by Peggy Garber
Visitors may be shut away
from this beautiful and tranquil garden during these trying times, but the members of the Prentice Bloedel Japanese Garden Arboretum Unit 86 /
Seattle Japanese Garden Docents are working behind the scenes to be
prepared for the day when the garden will again open its gates to all and
we can resume leading tours and the many other activities that make this garden such a treasured resource for all Seattle, especially during this, our 60th Anniversary year.
Although this blog has been dormant for many months, we would like to reactivate it now, as a means of communication for all the Unit’s members as well as for all the others who love and support the Seattle Japanese Garden and may still be following this blog.
With permission of the Arboretum Foundation, we will share the daily Haiku posts that appear on the Seattle Japanese Garden Facebook pages for those of you who do not have a Facebook account to enjoy thinking about the garden every day while we isolate ourselves to prevent spread of the virus. Look for these posts here on the Home page or on the Haiku Page of this blog.
If you have pictures or articles or thoughts for the day that you would like to share, please contact Aleks Monk, Blog Moderator or Peggy Garber, Unit 86 President, via email. We will try to set up a Blog Contact US Form, but this may take some time to figure out. Please be patient with our efforts as we try to bring this bog back to life.
Peggy Garber
Although this blog has been dormant for many months, we would like to reactivate it now, as a means of communication for all the Unit’s members as well as for all the others who love and support the Seattle Japanese Garden and may still be following this blog.
With permission of the Arboretum Foundation, we will share the daily Haiku posts that appear on the Seattle Japanese Garden Facebook pages for those of you who do not have a Facebook account to enjoy thinking about the garden every day while we isolate ourselves to prevent spread of the virus. Look for these posts here on the Home page or on the Haiku Page of this blog.
If you have pictures or articles or thoughts for the day that you would like to share, please contact Aleks Monk, Blog Moderator or Peggy Garber, Unit 86 President, via email. We will try to set up a Blog Contact US Form, but this may take some time to figure out. Please be patient with our efforts as we try to bring this bog back to life.
Peggy Garber
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