WSU Master Gardener Demonstration Garden

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1620 S Union St

Kennewick, WA 99338

http://extension.wsu.edu

The WSU Master Gardener Demonstration Garden in Kennewick, WA is a community space dedicated to showcasing various gardening techniques and plant varieties.

Visitors can explore the garden to learn about sustainable gardening practices and gain inspiration for their own gardening projects.

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