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A Pasco tree for all generations

Tri-City Herald
Members of Pasco City Council, Basin Bloomers Garden Club and other city employees shovel dirt into a hole where a 15-foot Giant Sequoia was placed at Volunteer Park in Pasco on Friday. The garden club donated $300 to buy the tree. The tree can grow up to 120 feet and it will be the official tree that will be decorated during the holidays in Pasco. Watch a video at www.tricityherald.com.
Members of Pasco City Council, Basin Bloomers Garden Club and other city employees shovel dirt into a hole where a 15-foot Giant Sequoia was placed at Volunteer Park in Pasco on Friday. The garden club donated $300 to buy the tree. The tree can grow up to 120 feet and it will be the official tree that will be decorated during the holidays in Pasco. Watch a video at www.tricityherald.com. Noelle Haro-Gomez Tri-City Herald

Members of Pasco City Council, Basin Bloomers Garden Club and other city employees shovel dirt into a hole where a 15-foot Giant Sequoia was placed at Volunteer Park in Pasco on Friday.

The garden club donated $300 to buy the tree.

The tree can grow up to 120 feet and it will be the official tree that will be decorated during the holidays in Pasco.

Watch a video at www.tricityherald.com.

This story was originally published October 20, 2017 at 4:56 PM with the headline "A Pasco tree for all generations."

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