Third-Annual Garden Tour Set for June 4

IF YOU’RE A GARDENING enthusiast, or know someone who is, mark your calendar for June 4, 2005. That’s the date for the third annual Seattle Pacific University Queen Anne and Magnolia Garden Tour.

Following in the tradition of last year’s sold-out event, the 2005 Garden Tour begins on campus at 10 a.m. with a lecture, “The Abundant Garden: Creating Abundance Your Own Back Yard,” presented by Debra Prinzing ’81, author of The Abundant Garden. From there, guests will explore SPU’s award-winning gardens — guided by head gardener Jeff Daley — and select residential gardens on Queen Anne Hill and in Magnolia.

Tickets for the Seattle Pacific University Queen Anne and Magnolia Garden Tour are $20 per person ($25 on the day of the tour). To register, visit www.spu.edu/gardentour, call 206/281-2138.

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