Join friends and make new ones while we clean up the garden for Spring visitors and events.
Treats, tea and coffee provided.  Bring your favorite tool(s)! 

9:00a.m to 5 p.m. on the Campus of Spokane Community College, 1810 Greene Street. Added bonus, our curator will be presenting an illustrated talk on the gardens of Scotland and wandering Edinburgh, in the community center auditorium at 1:00 pm. Admission and parking are FREE.

We will be selling plants at the fair. Come visit us!

Visit the Camas Plant and Garden Fair website for more information.

Come and see our new Rogerson Library!

Plant materials for this project are identical to those in the fabulous hanging baskets on our city streets. Plants, baskets, planting materials and maintenance instructions are provided. Choose from sun-loving plants or shade tolerant varieties. Leave with your own beautiful creation just in time for Mother’s Day!

This class is now full. Thank you for your interest.

Join friends and make new ones while we clean up the garden for Spring visitors and events.
Treats, tea and coffee provided.  Bring your favorite tool(s)! 

Plant materials for this project are identical to those in the fabulous hanging baskets on our city streets. Plants, baskets, planting materials and maintenance instructions are provided. Choose from sun-loving plants or shade tolerant varieties. Leave with your own beautiful creation just in time for Mother’s Day!

This class is now full. Thank you for your interest.

Our curator, Linda Beutler, will be giving a talk titled “Some Like It Hot”.

Please visit Leach Botanical Garden’s Spring Plant Sale for more details.

Please visit http://www.gardenpalooza.com for more details.

Learn how to create a gorgeous perennial border and what to plant for your front or back garden to get year-round color and interesting textures. Learn how to plant for color cutting, sun or shade.

The class is now full. Thank you for your interest. There are two more classes in April. Please find the one that works for your schedule.

Linda Beutler, our curator, will be making a presentation on “Shall We Dance: Clematis and their Companions”. The event is open to the public. Venue is First Baptist Church of Hillsboro, 177 NE Lincoln St. Hillsboro, OR 97124

Join friends and make new ones while we clean up the garden for Spring visitors and events.
Treats, tea and coffee provided.  Bring your favorite tool(s)! 

Our curator, Linda Beutler, will be part of a three presentation series about great spring and summer plants, beginning with peonies, ending with roses, with Linda and the clematis tying the two together in the middle! Her presentation will feature “Clematis From Around the World”.

Join curator Linda Beutler and greenhouse manager Susan Toler for this rewarding and messy class! We provide all the materials you need to leave with your own trough, plus instructions so you can repeat the process at home. Dress for the weather, as part of the process happens outside.

We will be in the greenhouse driveway unless the weather is bitter, in which case we’ll meet in the milking parlor of the barn.

This class is now full. Thank you for your interest.

Our curator Linda Beutler, will be making a presentation on the various ways clematis are propagated.

Join our curator Linda Beutler (and past president of the International Clematis Society), for an in-depth look at the organization FRCC will be hosting from June 16-23rd, 2019. We’ll look at some of their world-ranging tours and their past visits to the Rogerson Clematis Collection. This event will be held in the bunkhouse ground floor classroom. Members attending will have first chance to register for a special lecture during the IClS visit by Dan Long of Brushwood Nursery in Georgia, USA.

Join us at the home of Margo and Bill House in West Linn for our annual holiday gathering.  Look for more details online and in upcoming monthly e-news

Herbarium specimens (pressed/dried samples of plant parts) are still the gold standard for identifying both species and cultivars of all plants. Every major botanic garden with curated living collections has a herbarium. Our curator has visited several of North America’s best herbariums and will have visited the Edinburgh Botanic Garden in July 2018. Is this Rogerson Clematis Garden’s next big step toward maintaining its certified National Collection and becoming a sought-after research facility? Sometimes it takes a deep look into the past to step into the future! 

Member?  Register here.

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Our curator, Linda Beutler, will be making a presentation on Clematis for Beginners at the Lake Oswego Heritage House. This event is for open to the members of the Lake Grove Garden Club only.

Curator Linda Beutler and Greenhouse Manager Susan Toler will lead you through the several simple steps for starting clematis from seed. We start with collecting seeds in the garden through potting seedlings at various stages of growth. You will leave with bags of started seeds and a few seedlings in pots. All supplies (including seeds and pots) provided.  This is a great opportunity to grow some American clematis species in your garden.

Classes are $10 for FRCC members, $25 for non-members of FRCC, and free to FRCC members at the patron and Duchess of Waverly levels.

NOTE: This class is full. Thank you for your interest.

Our curator, Linda Beutler, will be giving a presentation, “Island Hopping in the Puget Sound”, which she went on with HPSO guides Nancy Goldman and Lucy Hardiman to gardens on Vashon and Bainbridge Islands. Attendees must be a member of the HPSO Travel Club to attend; registration is required because space is limited.

This event will be at the Lakewood Center for the Arts.

2018 SPEAKER: Join fellow members of the Friends of the Rogerson Clematis Collection annual business meeting.   Our guest speaker this year is Curator Linda Beutler who will share with us our Collection Policy with lots of interaction and time for questions.  

There is ample parking in the lot behind the building or on Middlecrest Street where you may enter on lower level.  Food and refreshments served.

Please register here.

Our curator, Linda Beutler, will be giving an evening presentation, “Social Climbers: Clematis and their companions”. The event is open to the public. Exact time and location to be announced.

Meet in the Silver Level Backyard Habitat area at the Rogerson Clematis Garden and learn about the trees, shrubs, berries and herbaceous perennials that provide food and cover for the comfort and security of visiting birds. Add water and you have all the necessities for attracting birds to your backyard.

Classes are $10 for FRCC members, $25 for non-members of FRCC, and free to FRCC members at the patron and Duchess of Waverly levels.

FRCC members at the Patron and Duchess of Waverly level, register here.