Seattle Pacific University Greenhouse

Seattle Pacific University Greenhouse Tropical greenhouse The Seattle Pacific University Greenhouse is located on the 3rd floor of Eaton Hall in room 318.

This tropical greenhouse is home to a wide variety of species and used mostly for educational purposes. We also love visitors, so stop by our space to learn more! This page is for students, professors, and visitors to ask any question they may have.

Happy New Year Falcons! Starting next week on monday the greenhouse will be open to visitors again! Time to start a grea...
01/02/2023

Happy New Year Falcons! Starting next week on monday the greenhouse will be open to visitors again! Time to start a great quarter!!

Our Chinese Evergreen just popped out these little flowers over the weekend!
08/21/2022

Our Chinese Evergreen just popped out these little flowers over the weekend!

So happy to announce that we raised a total of $630 for the Trevor Project with our plant sale! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈
07/01/2021

So happy to announce that we raised a total of $630 for the Trevor Project with our plant sale! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

Plant sale is back on, with revised dates! Stop by the Eaton Breezeway to pick up some new leafy green friends, all for ...
05/29/2021

Plant sale is back on, with revised dates! Stop by the Eaton Breezeway to pick up some new leafy green friends, all for a good cause!!

Come drop by the Eaton Breezeway this Thursday/ Friday to pick up some plants! All proceeds from the sale will be donate...
05/24/2021

Come drop by the Eaton Breezeway this Thursday/ Friday to pick up some plants! All proceeds from the sale will be donated to the Trevor Project, an organization that supports lgbtq+ youth :)

Because we no longer have open hours, we will be posting a featured plant once a week so we can still participate in our...
03/27/2020

Because we no longer have open hours, we will be posting a featured plant once a week so we can still participate in our community of learning!

First up is our Kalanchoe diagremontiana, or life plant! This plant is indigenous to Madagascar. It reproduces by producing little clones on the ends of its leaves (second picture) and dropping these clones into surrounding soil. While this individual plant is fairly young, it’s genetic material has been around for about 50 years!

Stick around next week for more fun plant facts! @ Seattle Pacific University Greenhouse

03/19/2020

The SPU greenhouse is hiring a manager for the 2020-2021 school year! To apply, email your resume and cover letter to [email protected]. This job requires a summer commitment and is 10-12 hours a week.

Happy first day of school, here are our fall quarter open hours! Hope to see you soon!
09/30/2019

Happy first day of school, here are our fall quarter open hours! Hope to see you soon!

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339 W Bertona Street
Seattle, WA
98119

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