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Swansons Nursery began as a five-acre field that August and Selma Swanson bought in north Ballard in the 1920s. Over the decades, it has blossomed into a beloved local institution, providing a diverse array of plants, gardening supplies, and expert advice to the community. The nursery has become a go-to destination for both seasoned gardeners and novices alike, offering everything from vibrant flowers to hardy shrubs and trees.
Throughout its century-long journey, Swansons Nursery has remained committed to sustainability and environmental stewardship. The nursery emphasizes the importance of native plants and organic gardening practices, encouraging customers to create beautiful, eco-friendly landscapes.
To commemorate this milestone, the nursery is hosting a series of events, including workshops, plant sales, and community gatherings. These celebrations not only honor the rich history of Swansons Nursery but also look forward to a future filled with growth and connection to the community. As it enters its second century, Swansons Nursery continues to inspire a love of gardening in all who visit.
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