Revisit a Stop on this Years Garden Tour

University Place, WALocal News

Janice Marshall's garden, a highlight of this year's annual garden tour in University Place, WA, invites visitors to experience its beauty. The garden features diverse plants, including Japanese maples, hostas, and colorful annuals, set along meandering paths. Visitors can enjoy various sitting areas and admire rustic art pieces, making it a delightful destination for garden lovers. The garden also includes a whimsical garden shed that adds to its charm. The Historical Society encourages local gardeners to participate in next year's tour by submitting their names and addresses online.

This initiative fosters community engagement and celebrates local gardening culture. The tour not only showcases individual gardens but also promotes environmental awareness and appreciation. By participating, gardeners can connect with others who share their passion for horticulture.

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