2004 LECTURES Location: Cobb Garden Saturday, July 10, 2004 11:00am Dog Friends in the Garden Cheryl Smith discussed her new book, Dog Friendly Gardens: Garden Friendly Dogs, and described designs for gardens where you and your canine friends co-exist happily. Then her very well-behaved dogs joined her for a demonstration of training tips. Cheryl Smith signed copies of her book at the Book Sale (Dashiell Garden) after her lectures at the Cobb Garden. Saturday, July 10, 2004 12:00pm A Garden in the Middle of the World Terri Stanley & Terry Moyemont of Mesogeo Nursery talked about Mediterranean and tropical plants that will grow successfully in Pacific Northwest gardens. During their recent travels in Greece and North Africa, they visited more than 50 garden owners and nurseries to collect information for a forthcoming book.

Sunday, July 11, 2004 11:00am Some Like It Dry; Some Like It Wet Rock gardens, rockeries, ponds and waterfalls were the topic of a presentation by Ben Cooper, manager of Northwest Rock, and Micheal Moshier, landscape designer and botanical illustrator. Ben shared designs for rockeries, ponds and waterfalls, and Micheal, a contributor to the new book, Rock Garden Design and Construction, discussed plants, soils and designs for rock gardens. Micheal Moshier (Rock Garden Design and Construction) signed copies of his book at the Book Sale (Dashiell Garden) after his lecture at the Cobb Garden. Sunday, July 11, 2004 12:00pm Oooh-La-La! Here’s Ciscoe! Our local celebrity garden expert, Ciscoe Morris, shared his favorites among all the latest and greatest perennials, annuals, shrubs and trees that are “must-haves” for your garden.