Garden Tour July 28, 2013
The Snohomish Garden Club will present its 28th Annual Garden Tour on Sunday, July 28, 2013 from noon until 5:00 p.m.
Eight featured urban and suburban gardens, many of which have never been open to the public before, will be located in and around historic Snohomish. The wrist band tickets and event programs will give the addresses of the gardens and basic directions to those gardens. Besides enjoying an afternoon of pleasant wandering through gardens tour attendees can count on coming away with lots of good ideas and inspiration for their own gardens.
The ticket price is $12. There is no senior discount. Children 13 and under may take the tour free of charge and do not need a wrist band ticket. Tickets will be available in early July at these Snohomish locations: Annie's on First; Curly Willow; Joyworks; Kusler’s; McAuliffe’s Valley Nursery and McDaniel’s Do It Center. Other sites for ticket purchases are: Machias Nursery (Machias); Molbacks Home and Garden (Woodinville), My Garden Nursery (Mill Creek) and Sunnyside Nursery (Marysville).
Day of tour tickets will be available at the above commercial outlets as well as at the Snohomish Library, 4th St. and Maple, starting at 10:30. The tour, however, will not begin until noon. There will also be sales of plants, raffle tickets, and the event posters at the library. Due to the nature of some of the smaller gardens strollers, wheel chairs, and walkers are discouraged from going to those gardens. These will be indicated in the program.
2013 PayPal ticket info Credit and Debit cards may be used to purchase Snohomish Garden Tour tickets by using PayPal. Ticket prices are $12, non-refundable (unless event is cancelled). Children 13 and under are admitted free and there is no senior discount. Ticket will be held and may be picked up at the tour Will-Call Table outside the Sno-Isle Library starting at 10:30 on July 28th the day of the tour. The tour itself starts at noon. Photo Id is necessary to pick up tickets. The Library is located at 4th Street and Maple in Snohomish.
Proceeds from the Snohomish Garden Club Tour and other Club sponsored events are used to fund community projects, including grants, scholarships and to contribute to the hanging flower baskets in downtown Snohomish.
More information about the tour will be available by contacting Fred Rowe at 425-374-8622 or
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Want a tour poster? Need raffle tickets. Buy them on Pay Pal and pick them up at the library or the day of the tour.