A bee buzzes around a Chilson’s pride dahlia in bloom at the Sequim Botanical Garden at the city’s water reclamation park.
The garden is currently in full fall colors in the early days of autumn.
(Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)
More in Life
A GROWING CONCERN: Better soil makes for better gardening
WELL, SPRING HAS sprung, the grass is on the rise, as are… Continue reading
HORSEPLAY: Peninsula man wins BCHW Diamond award
BCHW GATHERINGS AND awards were not on his mind, as the longtime… Continue reading
ISSUES OF FAITH: Renew commitment by revisiting what has gathered dust
IT WASN’T EXACTLY spring cleaning, but it was an overdue clearing out… Continue reading
Speaker set for service in Port Townsend
The Rev. Scott Hayashi will present “How do the… Continue reading
Unity in Olympics program scheduled
The Rev. Glenn Jones will present “To Thine Own… Continue reading
Sunday program set for OUUF
Joseph Bednarik will present “Godzilla vs. Your Generous Heart”… Continue reading
Unity in Port Townsend planning for Sunday services
The Rev. Pam Douglas-Smith will present “Enlightened Imagination, Will… Continue reading
Sock drive
Koenig Subaru recently donated hundreds of pairs of sock to The Answer… Continue reading
A GROWING CONCERN: The organic content of your garden soil matters
AS PROMISED LAST week, today we will discuss why organic matter “is… Continue reading
ISSUES OF FAITH: On Pi Day, celebrate the constants
HAPPY PI DAY! I’m not sure who decided March 14 should be… Continue reading
Chapman slated for Sunday sermon
The Rev. Cristi Chapman will preach at both the… Continue reading
Unity in Port Townsend planning for Sunday services
The Rev. Pam Douglas-Smith will present “Enlightened Mastery, Understanding… Continue reading