Discover the beauty and creativity of local landscapes during the Port Washington Garden Club’s annual Garden Walk. This self-guided tour features seven gardens—six privately owned and one community garden—spanning Port Washington, the Town of Port Washington and Belgium. Visitors will experience a vibrant mix of gardening styles, including native plantings, vegetable gardens, woodland landscapes, raised beds and a lakefront rose garden.

This year’s highlights include:

• A native garden filled with pollinators and textured plantings.
• The Port Washington Community Garden, a volunteer-run site with 70 rentable plots.
• Two woodland gardens near the Forest Beach Migratory Preserve, rich in color, hostas, ferns and creative garden art.
• A koi-filled pond garden with mature perennials.
• A vibrant rose garden curated by a lifelong Rose Society members.
• A meticulously designed yard with formal and natural areas, wildlife-friendly features and a willow garden.

In addition, two informal garden talks—“Gardening with Kids” and “Aren’t Roses Hard?”—will offer inspiration and tips for gardeners of all experience levels.

Tickets are $10 and available in advance or on the day of the walk at https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/8F9EHMA5N7LK2

Proceeds support the Garden Club’s beautification projects, educational programs, and scholarships for students pursuing horticultural studies.

For more information, visit the Port Washington Garden Club at portgardenclub.org/gardenwalk.htm or on Facebook at facebook.com/PortGardenClub.