Garden Guy Spring Comes To Town Early

Shoreline, WALocal News

The Northwest Flower and Garden Festival, a prominent gardening event in the region, is now live at the Washington Convention Center, themed "Spring Dreamin'. " This year's festival is characterized by its muted color schemes, designed to inspire homeowners to create beautiful gardens without overspending. With over 125 expert-led seminars, attendees can engage with knowledgeable speakers on various gardening topics, enhancing their skills and understanding. Celebrating 35 years of bringing together plant enthusiasts, the festival features 20 thoughtfully designed garden displays that were constructed within a tight 72-hour timeline. The vendor area is a treasure trove, showcasing more than 60 nurseries and over 300 unique vendors offering a variety of gardening tools, art, and decor.

For those looking for budget-friendly options, many designers may offer discounts on plants after the festival closes. Attendees are also encouraged to explore the City Living urban gardens for space-saving ideas. Given the limited parking, utilizing public transport or carpooling is recommended to enjoy the festival fully.

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