Garden Tour & Talk with Lisa Graff of Lux Perennial Nurseries

Join us for a special garden tour and talk with Lisa Graff, owner of Lux Perennial Nurseries, at her stunning 1-acre English-style garden

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Join us for a special garden tour and talk with Lisa Graff, owner of Lux Perennial Nurseries, at her stunning 1-acre English-style garden in Portland’s NW hills!

Explore flower-filled paths, serene ponds, waterfalls, and fountains, all with breathtaking mountain views. Step inside Lisa’s Victorian-style greenhouse, where she propagates and sells long-blooming perennials to keep gardens vibrant year-round.

Lisa will share expert tips on plant selection for seasonal interest, pops of color, and long bloom times, as well as her garden failures and successes over the years. Whether you’re a plant enthusiast or simply love beautiful landscapes, this is an event you won’t want to miss!

Participants can peruse and purchase plants at 15% discount after the event. Bring your own chair/blanket for a picnic. Light refreshments provided.

Parking Information: Parking is available in the gravel lot, but carpooling is encouraged

Here's Lisa Graff on how she started her nursery business:

I've had a passion for flowers for decades, but four years ago turned that passion into a business and started a nursery. With Lux Perennials Nursery, my aim was to grow truly special plants that can make a dramatic statement in a garden by offering varieties that are very long blooming, have exciting color and form, or are rare cultivars.

​Years of research went into building a unique plant collection for my own garden, collecting perennials of all kinds, including perennials I've never seen in the US, but well suited for a northwest garden. Lux Perennials is on 37 acres northwest of Portland, including a 1-acre English style garden with ponds, waterfalls, fountains, mountain views, and flowers, flowers, flowers. Over 7,000 blooming plants. Resident chickens and ducks and koi fish. Our plants are grown on-site from the "mother" plants in the garden.

Photo of Lisa Graff

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