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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 ɬÀï·¬ 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 ɬÀï·¬ Queen Anne and Magnolia Garden Tour are $20 per person ($25 on the day of the tour). To register, visit , call 206/281-2138.

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