What's New at the Miller Library
Art Exhibit: Oil Paintings by Kathleen Wolfe
Seattle Parks and the Northwest
Artist Kathleen Wolfe celebrates her love of nature with oil paintings on canvas featuring poppies, water lilies and landscape with majestic trees. Her paintings will be on display in the Library from August 5th to September 16th.
Meet the artist at a free reception at the Elisabeth C. Miller Library on Wednesday, August 13th from 5:00 to 7:00pm.
Summer Hours begin June 16
June 16 through September 15 the Library will be open from 12 noon to 8 pm each Monday, due to the University of Washington interim.
We will be closed July 4, September 1 (Labor Day), and each Saturday in July and August.
Saturday 9 am to 3 pm open hours resume September 6, and Monday 9 am to 8 pm hours resume September 22.
UW Students: Save time by spending an hour with a librarian!
Make an appointment for a one-on-one consultation to learn about research strategies and getting full text articles for free. Email: Tracy Mehlin or call 616-9481.
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Top Resources
Story Program
WHO: Kids ages 3 to 8 and their parents.
WHAT:
Enjoy stories about plants and nature.
WHEN: Monthly.
COST: Free!
Special Extended Library Hours
The library stays open until 7pm before scheduled Northwest Horticultural Society lectures. Lectures are open to the public, $5 members, $10 non-members.
Recommended Books & Research Tools
- Booklists
- Student Tools & Research Page
- Arboreta, Gardens and Herbaria
- Botany
- Ecology
- Horticultural Bookstores and Publishers
- Libraries
- Organizations and Plant Societies
- Pacific Northwest Gardening Connections
- Online Periodicals
- Plant Identification and Selection
- Soil Tests, Plant Care and Problem Solving
- The Traveling Gardener: sales, shows
With over 15,000 books on gardening techniques, garden design and history, native floras from around the world, and 400 magazine titles, the Miller Library has the most extensive horticulture collection in the Pacific Northwest. More about the Miller Library.
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