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These are the biggest flower festivals you can check out near Seattle this spring

Spring is just around the corner and that means several flower festivals will be popping up near Seattle. Whether you want to see daffodils or tulips, the PNW has you covered. Here are the biggest flower festivals you can check out near Seattle this spring. A short, but bright, list!

La Conner Daffodil Festival

The La Conner Daffodil Festival takes place annually in March. Visitors can see 450 acres of bright yellow blooms against the backdrop of Mt. Baker. The three major varieties planted are Dutch Master, Flower Carpet, and Standard Value.

When: March
Where: Participating farms in La Conner, Washington
Cost: Free/Varies

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Skagit Valley Tulip Festival

The Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is perhaps Washington’s most iconic flower festival, taking place in April annually. The blooms are a beautiful reminder of spring and the amazing agricultural legacy of the Skagit Valley. What makes the festival unique is that you can visit 4 different farms each with its own unique display.

When: April
Where: Participating farms in the Skagit Valley
Cost: Varies

There you have it, those are the biggest flower festivals near Seattle this spring. Enjoy!

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