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<< Previous   of   Next >>   ADVERTISEMENT   Related Stories • Lake Stevens firm offers Swedish-style 'sleep good' beds 4/17/08 • Nursery owner nurtures each separate plant 4/17/08 • Master gardener to show how to set up drip irrigation system 4/17/08 • Coast Cabins and Sheds keeps structures simple 4/17/08 • Speciality Nursery Guide 4/17/08 • Washers, dryers move full steam ahead 4/17/08 • Milkman's delivery offers customers taste of the past 4/17/08 • Lake Stevens couple finds fast success with homemade sauces 4/17/08 • The 2008 Everett Home and Garden Show 4/17/08 • TV chef urges simplicity with food, kitchen 4/17/08 • There's logic behind rise in choice of radiant heat 4/17/08 • Theater Xtreme brings full movie experience home 4/17/08   CONTACT THE HERALD Melanie Munk, Features Editor munk@heraldnet.com   Published: Thursday, April 17, 2008 Everett Home and Garden Show speaker schedule The Everett Home and Garden Show, running Friday through Sunday, will feature free seminars daily. Speakers include Chef J. Warren, a kitchen remodeling expert and national TV personality; Steve Smith, "The Whistling Gardener" and the owner of Sunnyside Nursery in Marysville; Eric Teegarden, a solar-power expert; James Elisalda, a guru of buying organic food and products; and Ward Hampson of Classic Construction of Everett, who will talk about hiring contractors and tips for organizing a successful remodeling project. FRIDAY 12:30 p.m.: James Elisalda 1 p.m.: Ward Hampson 2 p.m.: Chef J. Warren 3 p.m.: Steve Smith 4 p.m.: Eric Teegarden SATURDAY 11 a.m.: James Elisalda Noon: Chef J. Warren 1 p.m.: Steve Smith 2 p.m.: Eric Teegarden 3 p.m.: Ward Hampton 4 p.m.: Chef J. Warren SUNDAY 11 a.m.: James Elisalda Noon: Chef J. Warren 1 p.m.: Steve Smith 2 p.m.: Eric Teegarden 3 p.m.: Ward Hampton

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