Coeur d'Alene Garden Club's 2025 Garden Tour will be June 29
Penny Ragland discusses the work she has done since 2014 building her dream garden at her country home in Athol while giving a preview Friday for this year's Garden Tour.
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Heart of the jungle fronds stand tall among a colorfully arranged planter Friday in Penny Ragland's Athol garden. Plant identification tags are found throughout the garden, much like one would find in a park.
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Penny Ragland talks plant height Friday while giving a preview of her Athol garden, which will be featured June 29 on the Coeur d'Alene Garden Club's 2025 Garden Tour.
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English daisies, seen here Friday, are among the colorful flower and plant varieties in Penny Ragland's garden on Wandering Moose Trail in Athol.
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Guests on this year's Garden Tour will be invited on a "Journey to the Gardens," encouraged to flit from blooming country lawns and 1-acre parcels of blossoms to cowboy-themed gardens and hummingbird havens.
One such journey will take garden enthusiasts to the lush and peaceful garden of Penny Ragland, who has spent the past 11 years building her 60-acre forested paradise on Wandering Moose Trail in Athol.
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