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Class Description
Curious about citrus? Join Chelsea as she breaks down what it takes to grow lemons, limes, and other citrus fruits in the PNW climate. She'll cover watering, fertilizing, and keeping your plants happy through the winter.
Instructor Bio
"Chip" Chelsea Ginn is a lifelong plantsman, horticulturalist, and propagator with a deep focus on fragrant perennials, rare roses, Pacific Northwest natives, and exceptional shrubs and trees. She is the founder of Nosegay Gardens, based near West Seattle, and a staff member at West Seattle Nursery & Garden Center, where she brings expertise in plant production, soil science, and biological pest management rooted in a background in Plant Science and ethnobotany. Her long-term work centers on breeding edible and functional plants for disease resistance, pollinator support, drought tolerance, and nutritional quality, with blueberries and roses among her current breeding projects. She is a strong advocate for food sovereignty, ecological gardening, and making exceptional plants more widely available through small-scale wholesale production. She lives in West Seattle with her family, where she maintains a large personal garden and collection alongside her growing propagation operation.
Please note
If the class is full, you are still welcome to join us as standing room. Any open seats will be available on a first-come, first-served basis when the class begins.
If your plans change, please cancel your booking so someone else can take your spot.
Arrive on time and dress for the weather. This class will be held outdoors under our carport.
Please use street parking (instead of our parking lot) until the class is complete so customers loading their cars can use the lot.
If you are bringing a friend, please sign up a spot for them as well.
Your contact information will not be saved and will only be used if we need to reach you regarding the class.
All attendees will receive 10% off their purchases on the day of the class!
