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HPSW Annual Fall Bulb and Plant Sale October 19, 2025

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The Hardy Plant Society of Washington (HPSW) plans its Annual Fall Bulb and Plant Sale for October 19, 2025, from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. at the Center for Urban Horticulture, NHS Hall.

This event will feature a variety of plants, including bulbs and perennials, suitable for all gardening skill levels. Aiming to promote sustainable gardening, the sale highlights native and hardy plants that thrive in the region's climate. Proceeds from the sale support the HPSW's educational programs and community outreach efforts. The event provides a platform for local gardeners to learn about environmentally friendly gardening practices. Attendees can expect expert advice from society members on plant selection and care.

The HPSW has been instrumental in fostering horticultural knowledge and practices throughout Washington. By participating in this sale, community members can contribute to a greener future while enhancing their gardening skills.

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