Seattle Tilth is a community non-profit that delivers information and hands-on learning opportunities to natural & organic gardeners in the Seattle area. Their spring plant sale is a don't-miss... More

Seattle Tilth is a community non-profit that delivers information and hands-on learning opportunities to natural & organic gardeners in the Seattle area. Their spring plant sale is a don't-miss event for local gardeners, offering a huge variety of starts - both edible and ornamental - with proceeds going to benefit the organization's mission.
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Tilth has a wealth of information on organic gardening, raising chickens in the city, composting and much more. Check out their website to find out about classes. We took one of their classes and... More

Tilth has a wealth of information on organic gardening, raising chickens in the city, composting and much more. Check out their website to find out about classes. We took one of their classes and were thoroughly impressed with the organisation.
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I stumbled across Seattle Tilth on a walk through my neighborhood - they run an experimental garden on the grounds of the Good Shepherd Center in Wallingford - and have been a fan ever since.... More

I stumbled across Seattle Tilth on a walk through my neighborhood - they run an experimental garden on the grounds of the Good Shepherd Center in Wallingford - and have been a fan ever since. They're an education-oriented non-profit, and offer a wealth of local and national resources for help with planning, creating and maintaining organic gardens. They also organize an excellent heirloom plant sale in early spring (where I typically buy most of my vegetable starts). They're worth supporting through membership, but whether or not you join, they're a great place to start to learn more about how to garden responsibly.
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