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Rhododendron Species Botanical Garden Plant Sale

15 years ago

Sale is Sat. April 4th, 10 am. to 3 pm. and Sun. April 5th, 10 am. to 2 pm. Lots of different vendors, not just rhodies. A portion of proceeds goes to benefit the Rhododendron Species Foundation. Admission to the garden is free the days of the plant sale, and, as always. there are plants for sale behind the gift shop, too.

Comments (2)

botann
15 years ago
I'm going! Here's a gold Dawn Redwood I picked up there a few years ago.
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hallerlake
Original Author
15 years ago
I'm working both days, so be sure to come by and say hello.
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