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Tracie Fish’s garden in Bothell has plants blooming all spring and summer. The front of the house is surrounded by a white picket fence and colorful plants that bloom throughout the spring and summer. Photographed on May 18, 2018.
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A colorful cottage garden in Bothell blooms all over, all year | Northwest Living

In her layered garden, blogger Tracie Fish adds flowers and plants that inspire whimsy.  VIEW

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Where to go in Washington for a hike and a happy hour

Ruby Barrera, 8, enjoys one of the water features at Jefferson Park Wednesday afternoon, July 19, 2017. She was there with her brother Isaiah, 5 and her mom. They live just down the street so the park is very convenient. There is a chance of rain in Seattle Thursday, but a sunny weekend is expected.
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Summer Guide 2018: Plan your Seattle summer with this interactive events list

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Seattle beyond the Space Needle: Pick an itinerary and explore this summer  VIEW

Lola, a Great Dane, waits for Jessica Paszek and Tyler Hayes to finish tasting cider at the Finnriver farm stand at the Capitol Hill Farmers’ Market in Seattle Sunday April 29, 2018. The market is one of three in the city, including West Seattle and the University District, that are open year-round.
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Food & Drink

At Wa”Z, at 411 Cedar Street, the premium Kaiseki menu includes Sakizike: Nanban marinated smelt, onions, radish, cilantro.

Wa’z: Kaiseki in Belltown a mixed experience | Restaurant review  VIEW

Cheap Eats

Some of Seattle’s greatest food isn’t found at the priciest places

Wellness

Fresh carrots for sale at Cosmo Pasco-Verdi’s farm stand at the entrance of Whistling Train Farm, run by his family, in Kent. Cosmo currently operates the stand every Saturday, where he sells fresh vegetables like torpedo onions, carrots, beets, cucumbers and basil. Photographed on Saturday, July 23, 2016.

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Garden

JoJo Tran (CQ) carries a large supply of catnip he’s just harvested from his plot in the Cascade P-Patch. Friday June 29, 2018

Vegetables, volunteerism and community grow together in our popular P-Patch gardens | In the Garden  VIEW

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Pets

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