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Highline SeaTac Botanical Gardens Summer Plant Sale will be Saturday, June 4

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The Highline SeaTac Botanical Gardens is set to host its Summer 2022 Annual Plant Sale on June 4 from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. at its location in SeaTac.

The sale will feature a variety of plants, and attendees are advised to bring cash or checks for payment. This garden is a collaborative effort between the City of SeaTac and the Highline Botanical Garden Foundation, aimed at promoting local horticultural education. The event not only allows residents to purchase plants but also fosters community engagement in gardening activities. For more information, interested parties can visit the garden's website or contact them directly at 206-391-4003. Such events are crucial for enhancing local green spaces and encouraging sustainable gardening practices.

The plant sale is expected to attract a significant turnout, reflecting the community's interest in horticulture. Events like these play a vital role in strengthening community ties and promoting environmental awareness.

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